08-19-2019, 01:06 PM
08-19-2019, 01:07 PM
if they're all on your profile, they should be here
https://onlinesequencer.net/members/27029
otherwise unless you remember the sequence id im not sure
https://onlinesequencer.net/members/27029
otherwise unless you remember the sequence id im not sure
08-20-2019, 04:28 PM
Editing and saving sequences
If you were working on a sequence when your computer died, and if you did not save it, then I am afraid not, as the work you do in the sequence editor is temporary unless saved in some manner.
However, if you had saved the sequence, the most recently-saved version of the sequence can be accessed through your profile page (https://onlinesequencer.net/members/27029).
Saving sequences while not logged in
If you saved it but were not logged in, you might be able to find the sequence somewhere on the site by searching the name of the sequence. However, if you did not give the sequence a name, or left its name "Untitled," then it will be excruciatingly difficult to find, (not impossible but very very difficult to find), and to do it you would have to scroll through all of the most recent sequences page by page, one at a time.
Listening to other users' sequences
If you were not making any songs, or simply listening to someone else's sequence, you may search up the name of the sequence or the name of the artist in the search bar in the sequences page.
Good luck to you in finding whatever it was you needed.
If you were working on a sequence when your computer died, and if you did not save it, then I am afraid not, as the work you do in the sequence editor is temporary unless saved in some manner.
However, if you had saved the sequence, the most recently-saved version of the sequence can be accessed through your profile page (https://onlinesequencer.net/members/27029).
Saving sequences while not logged in
If you saved it but were not logged in, you might be able to find the sequence somewhere on the site by searching the name of the sequence. However, if you did not give the sequence a name, or left its name "Untitled," then it will be excruciatingly difficult to find, (not impossible but very very difficult to find), and to do it you would have to scroll through all of the most recent sequences page by page, one at a time.
Listening to other users' sequences
If you were not making any songs, or simply listening to someone else's sequence, you may search up the name of the sequence or the name of the artist in the search bar in the sequences page.
Good luck to you in finding whatever it was you needed.
