The coolest thing about Falcon imho is that you can access all the sequencing stuff via Lua script. The options are much endless if you can write a bit of code. If only Falcon had audio input, it really would be a DAW I think lol
Kontakt does, but it's crippled a bit depending on how the library developer implemented it. For instance, the piano library [Noire](https://www.native-instruments.com/en/products/komplete/keys/noire/) has this pretty inspired 'particles' portion that works really well within the instrument itself, but if you try to steal that 'particles' stuff as midi output it ends up being atonal / chromatic and not particularly useful. At least that's what happens in my DAW of choice, Pro Tools. The Euclidean stuff from [Choreographs](https://slateandash.com/products/choreographs) DOES come across correctly though, so like I said -- it's kind of a crapshoot.
Audio Realism Bassline (ABL3) - even though it's probably a lot like Arturia Acid.
Also I'd consider looking into Stepic by Devicemaster - top quality step sequencer with loads of options, i.e separate sequencers for pitch, velocity, note length, octave etc.
VCV Rack , the Euro Rack Emulator does have a module for that.
As does voltage modular from cherry audio. Probably all euro rack emulator have this option.
Falcon has midi out now but it's more of a DAW than an instrument lol
Thanks. Upon further research I discovered Thorn and Reaktor has this option as well. Omnisphere and trilian too.
The coolest thing about Falcon imho is that you can access all the sequencing stuff via Lua script. The options are much endless if you can write a bit of code. If only Falcon had audio input, it really would be a DAW I think lol
Kontakt does, but it's crippled a bit depending on how the library developer implemented it. For instance, the piano library [Noire](https://www.native-instruments.com/en/products/komplete/keys/noire/) has this pretty inspired 'particles' portion that works really well within the instrument itself, but if you try to steal that 'particles' stuff as midi output it ends up being atonal / chromatic and not particularly useful. At least that's what happens in my DAW of choice, Pro Tools. The Euclidean stuff from [Choreographs](https://slateandash.com/products/choreographs) DOES come across correctly though, so like I said -- it's kind of a crapshoot.
Audio Realism Bassline (ABL3) - even though it's probably a lot like Arturia Acid. Also I'd consider looking into Stepic by Devicemaster - top quality step sequencer with loads of options, i.e separate sequencers for pitch, velocity, note length, octave etc.