Random Generation in Music with Audiomodern's RIFFER

Computers have undoubtedly changed the way composers and producers work.
Not only have they made things easier, but they've also paved the way for new tools we can use to create music.
One such tool is the ability to incorporate elements of randomness in our music... perhaps by adding an ever-changing 'detune' effect on a synth, randomizing the direction in which an arpeggiator breaks up a chord, or even generating random sets of notes as a base for a composition.
In fact, the latter is exactly what Audiomodern tackles, through their incredible MIDI sequencer known as Riffer.
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[@albertobradfield]

Great video & great track. The plugin can be used to feed drum modules as well :) As an owner of this plugin i can say that Riffer is a must have for every DAW

[@JJ-vp3bd]

Is it better than melody sauce?? Looking to spend money wisely.

[@MustacheVerra]

I think you forgot to mention the drag and drop feature of Riffer body. Anyway, thanks for the video.

[@issiewizzie]

can I transpose the sequence up and down the keyboard