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Comment by eastmountain

I think people are somewhat familiar with pressing the number keys while playing a YouTube video to jump to a timestamp, creating a sampler-type instrument. Well, I wanted to take it to the next step. Inspired by playing around with the Arturia Drumbrute, I built a web-based drum sequencer that uses YouTube videos as input.

32 step sequences, A/B pattern banks, bpm control, save/load pattern functionality, and what I'm most proud of - a page to share your patterns and load in patterns that other people have made.

I'm a musician (https://sweetpablo.bandcamp.com/) and aspiring web developer (https://andrew-boylan.com/) just hoping to get people using this thing before my AWS free trial runs out! Try it out and add your pattern ~

See this page (https://youtubesequencer.com/about) for an example video.

https://youtubesequencer.com/

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