Online Sequencer Wiki - User contributions [en]

User:Cool172

2023-01-03T19:41:10Z

Bewilderator: Created page with "i like him, he's pretty cool172"

i like him, he's pretty cool172

User:Bewilderator

2023-01-03T19:39:12Z

Bewilderator:

[https://onlinesequencer.net/members/4898 Bewilderator](/bɪˈwɪldəˌɹeitə/)(he/him) is an Online Sequencer user who created his account on the 10th of October 2016 after making a few anonymous sequences inspired by a Vsauce video. He is 21, queer, and autistic. Bew has over 440,000 total plays on his sequences and currently holds the title for most sequences on the site, with over 4,500 sequences of individual identities. Whilst he does not often message in the website chat, Bewilderator is often lurking, tabbed out, or promoting his own sequences and is more than happy to have a conversation. Outside of OS, Bewilderator is a gamer and linguist, having graduated from Prifysgol Bangor University with a first class degree in linguistics in 2022.

He specifically explores relationships between timbre and tuning, with various playlists on his page demonstrating techniques and sounds that he finds stimulating, whether this be emotionally, musically, timbrally, or rhythmically.
His style of music overall has no specific label but often combines techniques from pop to classical and occasionally explores aspects of jazz and choral music.

His Bio currently reads:

there are 38 users on my ignore list, chances are you're on it.

If you use any sections/inspiration from my pieces then please credit me in the comments/title.

I ALSO SPECIALISE IN STRANGE TIME SIGNATURES

If you use any sections/inspiration from my pieces then please credit me in the comments/title.

Also, music is just a hobby for me and this site helps me hammer out little things.

I also LOVE Charles-Valentin Alkan

If you use any sections/inspiration from my pieces then please credit me in the comments/title

Also, I have Asperger's Syndrome, if that helps anyone, idk.

His main inspirations are:
* Charles-Valentin Alkan
* Naïka
* Jean-Amédée Lefroid de Méreaux
* Camille Dalmais
* J.S Bach
* Franz Liszt
* Frédéric Chopin

His playlists, as of 1st of January 2023, are as follows:

* ㅤ
** titleless playlist contains 3 sequences but was designed as a title card to redirect an audience
* sequences im proud of
** his personally treasured sequences
* experiments/tests/okay
** as title suggests
* chords
** a playlist for chord progressions
* my contest pieces
** as title suggests
* based on a random
** a legacy playlist occasionally updated, from when OS had a 'Random' tab. Features 'inspired by' sequences
* diff time signatures and polymeters
** as title suggests
* my wips
** as title suggests
* Detuning/Microtonal
** as title suggests
* poly-edo fun
** a limited playlist of non 12-edo music
* jam and jam inspired
** pieces of and inspired by Jean-Amédée Lefroid de Méreaux
* styx flute tests
* hard piano / duets
** as title suggests
* practice exercises
** supposed practice exercises for piano
* iffy
** music he wasn't sure on after he made it but didn't want to delete
* i can\'t find my brain (All chapters)
** a miniseries of chaotic music

Instruments

2023-01-02T15:47:40Z

Bewilderator: /* Percussion (MIDI) section */

'''Instruments''' are the collections of sounds in Online Sequencer, which have different timbres and applications within the music. On the sequencer's piano roll, instruments are distinguished by their color. While OS has 72 notes, many cannot play this entire range.
==List of instruments==
As of January 2023, Online Sequencer provides 50 instruments.
===Piano section===
*Electric Piano
*Grand Piano
*Harpsichord
*Ragtime Piano
*Music Box
*Electric Piano (classic)
*Grand Piano (classic)
===Percussion (MIDI) section===
*Drum Kit
*Electric Drum Kit
*Xylophone
*Vibraphone
*Steel Dream
===Percussion (classic) section===
*8-Bit Drum Kit
*2013 Drum Kit
*808 Drum Kit
*909 Drum Kit
===Guitar section===
*Acoustic Guitar
*Electric Guitar
*Bass
*Bass (classic)
*Slap Bass
*Jazz Guitar
*Muted-E Guitar
*Distortion Guitar
*Sitar
*Koto
===Electronic section===
*Smooth Synth
*Synth Pluck
*Scifi
*8-Bit Sine
*8-Bit Square
*8-Bit Sawtooth
*8-Bit Triangle
===Orchestra section===
*French Horn
*Trombone
*Violin
*Violin (sustain)
*Cello
*Cello (sustain)
*Concert Harp
*Pizzicato
*Flute
*Strings (sustain)
===Testing section===
*Saxophone
*Synth Bass
*Church Organ
*Pop Synth
*808 Bass
===In development===
*Clean Guitar
*Lopyt Guitar

Instrument Options

2023-01-02T15:47:29Z

Bewilderator: /* Advanced Options */

Clicking on the "show options" button on the toolbar will provide you with controls to adjust the sound of each instrument.

Users can adjust any setting without affecting or limiting the other options within that instrument menu, such as a reverb setting and a distortion setting.

== Simple Options ==
The simple options contain the volume, reverb, and delay controls.

== Advanced Options ==
The advanced options contain more controls for the selected instrument. These include, but are not limited to:
*''Mute -'' mute the instrument
*''Solo -'' play only this instrument
*''Reset -'' reset all advanced options to default
*''Volume -'' set the default instrument volume
*''Delay -'' toggles the delay effect
*''Panning -'' panning slider from left to right, with central being value 0
*''Detune -'' set the detune value (in cents) from -1200 to 1200 (users can hold shift and click to scroll more precisely)
*''Reverb -'' set the reverb effect and amount for the instrument (only one may be used at any time)
*''Distort -'' add a distortion effect and strength (only one may be used at any time)
*''Equalizer -'' adjust High Mid and Low equalizer values
The Reverb dropdown menu has several options:

* Classic reverb
* Small reverb
* Large reverb
* Church reverb
* Gated reverb
* Reverse
* Nova
* Ripple
* Miasma
* Proton
* Schema
* Sylph

The Distort dropdown menu has the following settings:

* Limit
* Zest
* Quasar
* Styx
* Lucid
* Tremor
* Zircon
* Hornet
* Shear

Main Page

2023-01-02T15:36:35Z

Bewilderator: /* Advanced features */

Welcome to the '''Online Sequencer Wiki''', a guide designed to help navigate and use Online Sequencer (OS)

==Overview==
'''Online Sequencer''' is a web-based music [[wikipedia:Music_sequencer|sequencer]] that allows users to create music, or "sequences", which can be saved online, or locally as sequence files, MIDIs, or audio files such as MP3 and WAV. The piano roll is essential to the sequencer, which is on the left of the screen, with 72 notes from C2-B7 (labelled differently from a piano, C2 on the sequencer corresponds to C1 on a piano). In addition to several parameters which can be modified to change the sound of the music, additional functionality can be accessed via the [[console]].

Upon opening the site, users can begin composing and "drawing" notes on the grid, with the default [[Instruments|instrument]] being Electric Piano. By default, a sequence's time signature is set to 4/4, and the grid spacing is set to 1/4 (16 notes per measure). The note lengths can be adjusted by dragging the dark tab on the right of each note, and precision can be afforded by changing the 'Grid' option to other note divisions.

== History ==
Online Sequencer was created in January 2013 by Jacob Morgan during a break at Georgia Tech. In November 2014, accounts were available but were only available via forums. In 2015, they enabled accounts for songs.

== Features ==
Within the editor, numerous user interface features allow for various changes which will impact the individual sequence on that page.

===Basic features===
UI features include:

*Tempo (10-999 BPM)
*Measure count or Time count (MM: SS.ssss)
*Time signature (2/4, 3/4, 4/4, 5/4)
*Grid size (This correlates to note divisions; 1/16, 1/12, 1/8, 1/6, 1/4, 1/3, 1/2)
*Auto Scroll (Fast, Smooth, Off; how the sequencer displays measures off-screen as a sequence plays)
*Add an Audio Track (This won't be saved to the sequence but will play alongside it for ease of transcription)
*Title input
*Draw, select, and erase
*Instrument dropdown, instrument options, and select instrument (only select all notes of the current instrument)
*Select all, Cut, Copy, and Paste
*Zoom options
*Export options
*Help
*Fullscreen
*Tooltips

===Advanced features===
''Main article: [[Instrument Options]]''

Users can access more advanced features for use in their sequences by clicking the advanced tab on the instrument they wish to change. This menu contains options to change volume, panning, detune(-1200 to +1200), reverb, distortion, and an equalizer. This array lets users configure specific instruments to create specific sounds, and textures, or to accompany other instruments as a layer or development of the original sound.

OS also allows for commands to be entered in the browser console to manipulate different options in specific ways, such as setting custom to detune values (0-infinity), custom grid sizes, note divisions, and sequence ID amongst other things. These options bring OS closer to that of classic Digital Audio Workstations (DAWs) but are still limited in terms of accessibility and availability.

==== Console Commands ====
''Main article: [[Console Commands]]''

== Browser Support ==
Online Sequencer is supported by Chrome and other Chromium-based browsers such as Microsoft Edge, Opera, and Brave. Firefox is partially supported, but with limited functionality and various bugs. Other browsers, such as Safari and Internet Explorer, are not supported and may not load. Mobile browsers are supported too but are only able to play sequences. Editing on mobile browsers, however, is not supported.

User:Bewilderator

2023-01-01T18:53:53Z

Bewilderator:

[https://onlinesequencer.net/members/4898 Bewilderator](/bɪˈwɪldəˌɹeitə/)(he/him) is an Online Sequencer user who created his account on the 10th of October 2016 after making a few anonymous sequences inspired by a Vsauce video. He is 21, queer, and autistic. Bew has over 440,000 total plays on his sequences and currently holds the title for most sequences on the site, with over 4,500 sequences of individual identities. Whilst he does not often message in the website chat, Bewilderator is often lurking, tabbed out, or promoting his own sequences and is more than happy to have a conversation. Outside of OS, Bewilderator is a gamer and linguist, having graduated from Prifysgol Bangor University with a first class degree in linguistics in 2022.

He specifically explores relationships between timbre and tuning, with various playlists on his page demonstrating techniques and sounds that he finds stimulating, whether this be emotionally, musically, timbrally, or rhythmically.
His style of music overall has no specific label but often combines techniques from pop to classical and occasionally explores aspects of jazz and choral music.

His main inspirations are:
* Charles-Valentin Alkan
* Naïka
* Jean-Amédée Lefroid de Méreaux
* Camille Dalmais
* J.S Bach
* Franz Liszt
* Frédéric Chopin

His playlists, as of 1st of January 2023, are as follows:

* ㅤ
** titleless playlist contains 3 sequences but was designed as a title card to redirect an audience
* sequences im proud of
** his personally treasured sequences
* experiments/tests/okay
** as title suggests
* chords
** a playlist for chord progressions
* my contest pieces
** as title suggests
* based on a random
** a legacy playlist occasionally updated, from when OS had a 'Random' tab. Features 'inspired by' sequences
* diff time signatures and polymeters
** as title suggests
* my wips
** as title suggests
* Detuning/Microtonal
** as title suggests
* poly-edo fun
** a limited playlist of non 12-edo music
* jam and jam inspired
** pieces of and inspired by Jean-Amédée Lefroid de Méreaux
* styx flute tests
* hard piano / duets
** as title suggests
* practice exercises
** supposed practice exercises for piano
* iffy
** music he wasn't sure on after he made it but didn't want to delete
* i can\'t find my brain (All chapters)
** a miniseries of chaotic music

Instruments

2023-01-01T18:42:51Z

Bewilderator: /* List of instruments */

'''Instruments''' are a part of Online Sequencer, designed to make the basics of sounds. Instruments can be changed based on EQ, distortion, detune, reverb, and delay.
==List of instruments==
As of 2023, Online Sequencer provides 43 instruments.
===Piano section===
*Electric Piano
*Grand Piano
*Harpsichord
*Ragtime Piano
*Music Box
*Electric Piano (classic)
*Grand Piano (classic)
===Percussion section===
====MIDI section====
*Drum Kit
*Electric Drum Kit
*Xylophone
*Vibraphone
*Steal Dream
====Classic section====
*8-Bit Drum Kit
*2013 Drum Kit
*808 Drum Kit
*909 Drum Kit
===Guitar section===
*Acoustic Guitar
*Electric Guitar
*Bass
*Bass (classic)
*Slap Bass
*Jazz Guitar
*Muted-E Guitar
*Distortion Guitar
*Sitar
*Koto
===Electronic section===
*Smooth Synth
*Synth Pluck
*Scifi
*8-Bit Sine
*8-Bit Square
*8-Bit Sawtooth
*8-Bit Triangle
===Orchestra section===
*French Horn
*Trombone
*Violin
*Violin (sustain)
*Cello
*Cello (sustain)
*Concert Harp
*Pizzicato
*Flute
*Strings (sustain)
===Testing section===
*Saxophone
*Synth Bass
*Church Organ
*Pop Synth
*808 Bass
===In development===
*Clean Guitar
*Lopyt Guitar

Markers

2023-01-01T18:42:16Z

Bewilderator: /* Options */ marker and detune info

'''Markers''' are tools to help improve a song's quality. They can be used by right-clicking on the grid.
==Options==
Not limited to:
*Sequence or instrument volume
*Panning
*BPM (beats per measurement)
*Equalizer
*Delay
*Reverb and the volume
*Distortion and the volume
*Detune
*Autoscroll
*Fast graphics
There's also an option to reset the settings to default as shown in the advanced tab. For example, if the default detune value has been set to +100cents, and a marker has overridden it in bar 2, any marker after that has the option to click the reset button to +100; it will not reset the advanced tab's detune value.

Some marker options allow for a smooth transition between values, such as a linear increase of detune 0c to detune 100c. Any notes played between the notes will play with a specific detune between them, exactly halfway would play the note with +50c detune.
==Using the console to format markers==
*''See also: [[Console#Markers]]''
Using the formula song.getAllMarkersAtTime(t) (replacing the "t" with another number, use the grid to make a number exact), one can extend beyond the number limited to without the console.

Instruments

2023-01-01T18:36:20Z

Bewilderator: /* Orcheasta section */

'''Instruments''' are a part of Online Sequencer, designed to make the basics of sounds. Instruments can be changed based on EQ, distortion, detune, reverb, and delay.
==List of instruments==
As of 2023, they're 47 instruments on Online Sequencer.
===Piano section===
*Electric Piano
*Grand Piano
*Harpsichord
*Ragtime Piano
*Music Box
*Electric Piano (classic)
*Grand Piano (classic)
===Percussion section===
====MIDI section====
*Drum Kit
*Electric Drum Kit
*Xylophone
*Vibraphone
*Steal Dream
====Classic section====
*8-Bit Drum Kit
*2013 Drum Kit
*808 Drum Kit
*909 Drum Kit
===Guitar section===
*Acoustic Guitar
*Electric Guitar
*Bass
*Bass (classic)
*Slap Bass
*Jazz Guitar
*Muted-E Guitar
*Distortion Guitar
*Sitar
*Koto
===Electronic section===
*Smooth Synth
*Synth Pluck
*Scifi
*8-Bit Sine
*8-Bit Square
*8-Bit Sawtooth
*8-Bit Triangle
===Orchestra section===
*French Horn
*Trombone
*Violin
*Violin (sustain)
*Cello
*Cello (sustain)
*Concert Harp
*Pizzicato
*Flute
*Strings (sustain)
===Testing section===
*Saxophone
*Synth Bass
*Church Organ
*Pop Synth
*808 Bass
===In development===
*Clean Guitar
*Lopyt Guitar

Note

2023-01-01T18:34:36Z

Bewilderator:

A '''note''' unit of music that is used to create melodies and songs. On Online Sequencer, it's a block you can place on the piano roll.

The length of the note can be adjusted using the Grid dropdown menu at the bottom of the screen.

Main Page

2023-01-01T18:33:42Z

Bewilderator: added links, changed Commands inline with console page order

Welcome to the '''Online Sequencer Wiki''', a guide designed to help you navigate and use Online Sequencer (OS)

==Overview==
Online Sequencer (/ɒnˈlʌɪn ˈsiːkwənˌsə/; /ɑnˈlʌɪn ˈsiːkwənˌsər/) is a web-based (HTML) MIDI editor that allows users to create music, or 'sequences', which can be saved on the website itself or by exporting the sequence as a file such as MIDI, .txt, and MP3. The site is beginner friendly, with a piano roll on the left hand side with labelled [[Note|notes]], and minimalistic icons depicting the tools available from the get-go. This is not to say that OS is a limited or basic tool, by any means as users hoping to create more advanced sequences can do so using many of the features within the UI, and by utilising custom [[Console|commands]] in the browser console.

Upon opening the site, users can begin composing and 'drawing' notes on the grid, with the default [[Instruments|instrument]] being Electric Piano. The grid loads as 4/4 with the draw tool set to 1/4 note division (16 notes per measure). The note lengths can be adjusted to custom lengths by dragging the dark tab on each note, precision can be afforded through changing the 'Grid' option to other note divisions.

Online Sequencer was created in January 2013 by Jacob_ (Jacob Morgan), when he was still in college.

==Features==
Within the editor, there are numerous user interface features which allow for various changes which will impact the individual sequence on that page.

===Basic features===
UI features include:

*Tempo (1-999BPM)
*Measure count or Time count(MM:SS.ssss)
*Time signature (2/4, 3/4, 4/4, 5/4)
*Grid size (this correlates to note divisions; 1/16, 1/12, 1/8, 1/6, 1/4, 1/3, 1/2)
*Auto Scroll (Fast, Smooth, Off; how the sequencer displays measures off screen as a sequence plays)
*Add an Audio Track (which won't be saved to the sequence but will play alongside it for ease of transcription)
*Title input
*Draw, select, and erase
*Instrument dropdown, instrument options, and select instrument (only select all notes of the current instrument)
*Select all, Cut, Copy, and Paste
*Zoom options
*Export options
*Help
*Fullscreen
*Tooltips

===Advanced features===
Users can access more advanced features for use in their sequences by clicking the advanced tab on the instrument they wish to change. This menu contains options to change volume, panning, detune(-1200cents to +1200cents), reverb, distortion, and an equalizer. This array lets users configure specific instruments in order to create specific sounds, textures, or to accompany other instruments as a layer or development of the original sound.

OS also allows for commands to be entered in the browser console to manipulate different options in specific ways, such as setting custom detune values (0-infinity), custom grid sizes, note divisions, and sequence ID's amongst other things. These options bring OS closer to that of classic Digital Audio Workstations (DAWs), but are still limited in terms of accessibility and availability.

==== Commands: ====
*''Main article: [[Console]]''
Console commands include:
*grid
*setDetune
*setReverbVolume(r)
*setDistortVolume (d)
*setEqHigh, setEqMid, setEqLow
*setPan

User:Bewilderator

2023-01-01T18:26:24Z

Bewilderator:

User:Bewilderator

2023-01-01T18:26:08Z

Bewilderator: Created page with "[https://onlinesequencer.net/members/4898 Bewilderator](bɪˈwɪldəˌɹeitə)(he/him) is an Online Sequencer user who created his account on the 10th of October 2016 after making a few anonymous sequences. He is 21, queer, and autistic. Bew has over 440,000 total plays on his sequences and currently holds the title for most sequences on the site, with over 4,500 sequences of individual identities.<br> He specifically explores relationships between timbre and tuning, w..."

[https://onlinesequencer.net/members/4898 Bewilderator](bɪˈwɪldəˌɹeitə)(he/him) is an Online Sequencer user who created his account on the 10th of October 2016 after making a few anonymous sequences. He is 21, queer, and autistic. Bew has over 440,000 total plays on his sequences and currently holds the title for most sequences on the site, with over 4,500 sequences of individual identities.<br>

He specifically explores relationships between timbre and tuning, with various playlists on his page demonstrating techniques and sounds that he finds stimulating, whether this be emotionally, musically, timbrally, or rhythmically.
His style of music overall has no specific label but often combines techniques from pop to classical and occasionally explores aspects of jazz and choral music.<br>

His main inspirations are:
* Charles-Valentin Alkan
* Naïka
* Jean-Amédée Lefroid de Méreaux
* Camille Dalmais
* J.S Bach
* Franz Liszt
* Frédéric Chopin

Whilst he does not often message in the website chat, Bewilderator is often lurking, tabbed out, or promoting his own sequences and is more than happy to have a conversation.

Outside of OS, Bewilderator is a gamer and linguist, having graduated from Prifysgol Bangor University with a first class degree in linguistics in 2022.

Main Page

2023-01-01T17:56:47Z

Bewilderator: Added Overview section, unfinished Features section

Welcome to the '''Online Sequencer Wiki''', a guide designed to help you navigate and use Online Sequencer (OS)

==Overview==
Online Sequencer (/ɒnˈlʌɪn ˈsiːkwənˌsə/; /ɑnˈlʌɪn ˈsiːkwənˌsər/) is a web-based (HTML) MIDI editor that allows users to create music, or 'sequences', which can be saved on the website itself or by exporting the sequence as a file such as MIDI, .txt, and MP3.The site is beginner friendly, with a piano roll on the left hand side with labelled notes, and minimalistic icons depicting the tools available from the get-go. This is not to say that OS is a limited or basic tool, by any means as users hoping to create more advanced sequences can do so using many of the features within the UI, and by utilising custom commands in the browser console.

Upon opening the site, users can begin composing and 'drawing' notes on the grid, with the default instrument being Electric Piano. The grid loads as 4/4 with the draw tool set to 1/4 note division (16 notes per measure). The note lengths can be adjusted to custom lengths by dragging the dark tab on each note, precision can be afforded through changing the 'Grid' option to other note divisions.

==Features==
Within the editor, there are numerous user interface features which allow for various changes which will impact the individual sequence on that page.

===Basic features===
UI features include:

*Tempo (1-999BPM)
*Measure count or Time count( per measure
*Time signature (2/4, 3/4, 4/4, 5/4)
*Grid size (this correlates to note divisions; 1/16, 1/12, 1/8, 1/6, 1/4, 1/3, 1/2)
*Auto Scroll (Fast, Smooth, Off; how the sequencer displays measures off screen as a sequence plays)
*Add an Audio Track (which won't be saved to the sequence but will play alongside it for ease of transcription)
*Title input
*Draw, select, and erase
*Instrument dropdown, instrument options, and select instrument (only select all notes of the current instrument)
*Select all, Cut, Copy, and Paste
*Zoom options
*Export options
*Help
*Fullscreen
*Tooltips

===Advanced features===
Users can access more advanced features for use in their sequences by clicking the advanced tab on the instrument they wish to change. This menu contains options to change volume, panning, detune(-1200cents to +1200cents), reverb, distortion, and an equalizer. This array lets users configure specific instruments in order to create specific sounds, textures, or to accompany other instruments as a layer or development of the original sound.

OS also allows for commands to be entered in the browser console to manipulate different options in specific ways, such as setting custom detune values (0-infinity), custom grid sizes, note divisions, and sequence ID's amongst other things. These options bring OS closer to that of classic Digital Audio Workstations (DAWs), but are still limited in terms of accessibility and availability.

==== Commands: ====
setDetune

convertToDetuneMarkers

grid

setGrid

...