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Originally posted by DeZmA What most sequencer call "grid" sequencing, you have a particular number of steps in one measure (16/32 or 12/24), you choose a sound and put them on the "grid". Originally invented by roland (I think :conf tr 909, tr 808, ... all have grid recording onboard and even now, there are a lot of drumboxes that have this style of sequencing onboard.

Step Sequencing.

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Originally posted by Spin Doctor Step Sequencing.

Step sequencing is the name of everything that is not recording in realtime. Grid sequencing is one of the many possibilities to record in steps but it is the most popular on drumboxes...

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But why? I let the drum parts into REASON!
Is there any special reason to export drums to MIDI and then import to Cubase .. so much work to do

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Originally posted by DeZmA Step sequencing is the name of everything that is not recording in realtime. Grid sequencing is one of the many possibilities to record in steps but it is the most popular on drumboxes...

Are you sure, I always though that step sequencing was the name for the Roland interface? Hmm, I shall do some googling to see.