$Page Generators by Iftah GeneratorsMockup2.png *Welcome to Generators by Iftah* In this Pack you will find two Generator MIDI Tools that are quick and easy to use. Click on the following links to learn more about the individual devices: -> $Link Patterns: An algorithmic drum pattern generator with dedicated algorithms for each of its six drum voices. -> $Link Sting: A MIDI Tool version of the hit sequencer device of the same name. Every time the smiley face is clicked, Sting generates 16 note patterns alongside 16 velocity, gate, and octave patterns. Divider.tif *How to use Generators:* These Generators are accessible via the MIDI Generators section of the Clip View. 1Generators.png For more information on MIDI Tools and Generators, please see the $Link Live manual. $Comment -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- $Page Patterns $TargetName Patterns 2Patterns.png *Patterns* is an algorithmic drum pattern generator with specific, dedicated algorithms for each of its six drum voices. Using the controls for each voice, you can determine which voices will be generated and on which MIDI note. *Voice Activator* toggles whether an instrument-specific pattern will be generated when clicking "Generate." *MIDI Note* sets the note for the generated pattern. *Beat Division* sets the beat division of the generated pattern. *Open/Closed* toggles between closed and open hi-hat. *Low/Hi* toggles between a hi and low tom. *Note:* -> Fills are always generated at double the beat division. For example, if you choose 1/8, your pattern will include both eighth notes (1/8) and sixteenth notes (1/16). -> The Hi-hat always generates patterns of closed and open hi-hats. Likewise, the Tom always generates notes for both Hi and Low Tom. $Comment -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- $Page Sting $TargetName Sting 3Sting.png *Sting* generates patterns that are 16 steps long, with each pattern being musically cohesive. Think of it as a 3D pattern generator with simplified controls – one dial for note selection, and another for dynamic expression. In total, Sting can generate up to 256 unique pattern combinations. Sting generates three different levels of velocity: off, low, and high. The *Accent* parameter scales these values: When set to 0, all active notes play at the same volume, and when set to 100, the difference between low and high velocity notes is at its maximum. Similarly, Sting generates three note-length values which can be scaled using the *Gate* parameter. The *Type* dial morphs the notes of the sequence from rather random to acid-type sequences. The *Density* dial controls how many notes there are in the pattern. *Root* defines the root note of the sequence. Unlike Root, which only changes the root note, *Transpose* changes the pitch of the entire sequence. The *Rate* parameter sets the rate or beat division of the generated pattern. Divider.tif → $Link Credits $Comment -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- $Page Credits $TargetName Credits GeneratorsMockup2.png *Sting* and *Patterns* generators were designed, developed and created *by Iftah,* an artist, instrument designer, and developer exploring where music technology, accessibility and art meet. Divider.tif Visit Iftah’s homepage here: $Link www.if-tah.com Divider.tif More Packs available here: $Link www.ableton.com/packs