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Online Sequencer was created in January 2013 by Jacob Morgan during a break at Georgia Tech. | Online Sequencer was created in January 2013 by Jacob Morgan during a break at Georgia Tech. | ||
In November 2014, accounts were available but were separate from the music portion of the site. | In November 2014, accounts were available but were separate from the music portion of the site. They were only used to operate the Online Sequencer Forum. | ||
In 2015, accounts were linked to the main website and allowed songs to be saved under someone's username. | In 2015, accounts were linked to the main website and allowed songs to be saved under someone's username. | ||
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''Main article: [[Instrument Options]]'' | ''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| | 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|reverb]], [[Distortion|istortion]], and an [[Equalizer|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. | 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. | ||