…via overbridge, right? I’m looking for a way to control AR and AK sequencers (especially song modes).
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Anybody know (I don’t have access to overbridge as it is now)?
Unfortunately not. This would be killer feature taking workflow to completely different level. I don’t know, why there is such a little interet in this.
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+1, that would be great.
first let them get it out of beta - mostly stable on win10 for me already, but a few quirks with osx as I heard are to be solved.
beeing able to program/change/randomiz/whatever the stepsequencer and arranger with visual aid would be very nice. also starting/stopping/changing patterns would be apreciated.
is there a request thread for stuff like this?
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@Rusty, @mekohler - what do you guys think, would it even be possible to create a wrapper for A4/AK, AR and OT song modes?
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What exactly do you mean by that?
I don’t know 
. No, but ideally I would like to have one touchpoint where I could control the different machines song modes, synced to a joint timeline. From what I’ve seen of your upcoming sequencer module, maybe something like that but with layers/tabs for the A4/AK and AR too.
What can you guys retrieve in terms of song mode details that can be altered?
You could have something like this?
AREdit : Cross-platform OSX/Windows software Editor, Librarian and VST/AU plugin for the Analog Rytm
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I’d say more like your arranger module? I’m basically looking for a universal arranger, I’m realising…
For a multi hardware arranger; yep; got one of those as well. Supports various bits of hardware.
Basically you are then just building a mini DAW and controlling via Midi Messages.
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Tuesday then?!
Seriously, THAT needs to be released. I’d pay good money, my friend 
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What is wrong with your DAW?
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It’s not following Elektron principles 
. Tbh, I only use Logic as a tape recorder as it is now and would prefer to do all sequencing and premixing away from the daw.
Using a standalone multi-arranger would be perfect solution for me!
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Which DAW?
Logic Pro X
What I developed is essentially a mini DAW; started life off as an Octatrack recorder (aka OctaBounce); then expanded from that.
At the fundamental level; you want to be sending a midi message at x to device y
You can do that in Logic (or any DAW) with a couple of channels and midi clips; use loop markers and away you go.
To expand it to what it sounds like you want; you would want to have support for a list of devices; easy enough I guess…
But then you would also want audio recording as well…
And parameter automation…
And support additional devices…
See where this rabbit hole is going? 
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How much money?
I know, I know but I promise I only need a locked down universal arranger 
For me it’s worth twice as much as OctaEdit at least and I’m planning on buying that as well
Quite a niche market, no?
Have you tried the DAW / template approach?