step sequencer plugin for logic???

I believe there are several step sequencing environments at http://www.swiftkick.com

You should take a look at them, many people have gone to a lot of trouble to make it simple for people that are Environment impaired. Many times it takes just a copy/paste and a drag of a cable and you're ready to go. They have nice GUI's and sufficient instructions. I'm sure you spend a lot of time in the Environment since it is where so much of the GUI is. The Environment is really what makes Logic so much more powerful than other sequencers... Don't be afraid 😉

Ahh k, good for trying 🙂

Why not use UltraBeat? That's what it was designed for:

- auto-synchronized 32-step sequencer
- adjustable resolution, swing parameter, and more
- 25 simultaneous sequences per pattern
- 24 patterns you can chain in any order
- drives its dedicated instruments, including 16-layer samples and physical modeling
- loads factory or custom kits

That's already an impressing list of features... What else could you ask for?

Ah, yes: you can drag patterns to midi regions, and use them to control any other instrument.

UltraBeat is hard to beat - no pun intended...

In what ways do Logic's facilities fail, for you? They are very good.

camel space rox! i use it in almost every track. there are a couple of bugs with logic however:

1. when using midi controller to automate camelspace via logic's 'learn' function, it gets unstable.

2. when using camelspace 'midi learn' feature to automate in logic, the settings are not stored with the song; next time you load your song and expect the midi automation to make knobs move, they don't !

it's still very useable, and you can workaround those bugs.

if you just need a simple repetitive gating effect, then don't forget that logic's inbuilt 'tremolo' effect can achieve this!

The built in Hyper editor is a step sequencer, a very well implemented one. You can switch between controller editor or drum editor, or simply assign a different note to every track.Every note can be assigned to a specific MIDI instrument.