I think this nifty sequencer might accompany VDAT quite well. Sequence synths from it, record mixer automation etc. It is supposed to slave to MTC too. So, when Logic gets a bit heavy:
http://www.jazzware.com/cgi-bin/Zope.cgi/jazzware
Also, it is free and open source.
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Jazz++
Yall can shoot me if you want, but I'm gonna raise this issue from it's stinking grave...
Linux drivers would rewl! The OS is java based and Linux supports java... I know, I know, there are tons of other hurdles and Creamware should keep their focus in the direction they've been heading, but damn it would be cool. Of couse I say this having just switched my main box over to Linux... But there are actually some pretty powerful open source audio projects coming out!
You know you hate Windows, don't you. Think about it.
Sam
Linux drivers would rewl! The OS is java based and Linux supports java... I know, I know, there are tons of other hurdles and Creamware should keep their focus in the direction they've been heading, but damn it would be cool. Of couse I say this having just switched my main box over to Linux... But there are actually some pretty powerful open source audio projects coming out!
You know you hate Windows, don't you. Think about it.
Sam
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Already been using (juicing 
) Jazz++ for a while and I think its semi-random composing algorithms are nothing less than brilliant!
The interface could use a tweak (or two), but this package is really very promising. Especially if you like to experiment with musical algorithms.
BTW also highly recommended to "Algorythm", if you're reading this
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) Jazz++ for a while and I think its semi-random composing algorithms are nothing less than brilliant!The interface could use a tweak (or two), but this package is really very promising. Especially if you like to experiment with musical algorithms.
BTW also highly recommended to "Algorythm", if you're reading this
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