CCStepper
by CodeFN42
System :
Win32
Win64
Format :
VST
CCStepper will send out MIDI CC data to control softsynths, effects or external hardware.
One instance can hold up to 8 sequences with up to 64 steps each, and can be triggered in various ways. CCStepper can either be synced to your host or triggered by MIDI notes. The step rate can be set from 1/128 notes and up to 32 bars, and various randomization features allows you to create unpredictable sequences.
One instance can hold up to 8 sequences with up to 64 steps each, and can be triggered in various ways. CCStepper can either be synced to your host or triggered by MIDI notes. The step rate can be set from 1/128 notes and up to 32 bars, and various randomization features allows you to create unpredictable sequences.
Zero MT
(5/5)
Mar 05 2026
This one is a Zero MT [Must Have]. There is so much you can do with this! It is similar to RandArp, except that it produces Midi Control Codes rather than notes. You can draw a simple sin wave on this and use it to automate, say, the mix knob on a filter or other effect. You can draw in a comb pattern and use it to automate a gate or a mute. It's really almost endless in possibilities. A couple of tips, the CC# defaults to 20, but it's easily changed, and most of my stuff runs better using 16. You can easily reduce the number of columns, try starting with just a few to see how it works. Randomize all sorts of stuff and have some huge modulation effects cascading through your song!
Alloco
(4/5)
Jan 16 2024
Merci
Matty M
(5/5)
Dec 23 2022
This is the tool that I have been searching for for weeks... Excellent!
One future improvement: It would be great to be able to set the min and max values of a (for instance) sinus loop.
Scott B
(1/5)
Jul 31 2021
Can't seem to get a key to trigger this. I get sound, but no sequence.
PappaNeo
(5/5)
Nov 14 2020
Nice, thank for the built in patterns :-)
Firo LFO
(5/5)
May 04 2020
Set selected CC values by step with a bit of random if needed. Instant favorite. Exactly what I needed.
joyneski
(5/5)
Oct 14 2018
Wide variety of options for timings, LFO-style shapes and randomization, and an easy-to-use right-click menu system. Really useful tool.
SumGuy
(5/5)
Jul 11 2018
Very nice re-sizable GUI
