Fugue Machine Rubato x Tera Pro Still figuring out all the controls of Fugue Machine Rubato, Alexandernaut’s new and improved take on the original Fugue Machine, using multiple ‘elastic’ playheads to do some very organic and unusual sequencing. So here sticking to one of the many good factory presets. The ‘elastic’ bit means what? See in the video, for example, how some playheads are doing repeat triggerings of certain notes. I have never seen a sequencer do this before. Very promising, very different. No idea yet whether I will do a full walkthrough on it on my YouTube channel, seems like it would take a fair bit of time to get properly familiar with this, so let’s see, but I’m definitely intrigued. Has certainly been a discussion-provoking release, that’s for sure. Single cross-platform purchase runs on iPad and iPhone standalone and as an AUv3, and on Mac. It’s currently only standalone on Mac, but apparently Mac AUv3 functionality will be added soon. If using desktop, check compatibility of midi AUv3s with your DAW, this is not an area I know much about, I think from what I have heard that will work with Logic Pro, for example, but not with Ableton. You could of course always pipe midi from the standalone into Ableton. In this video I am using it on an iPad inside the host app AUM by Kymatica @j_liljedahl, sending the midi to @VirSyn Tera Pro @Alexandernaut @FugueMachine #midi #midisequencer #sequencer #plugin #FugueMachine #FugueMachineRubato #TeraPro