Inexpensive, portable hardware for electronic music usually comes short on the features. A beginner 25-key MIDI keyboard, for example, isn’t going to get you very far towards making big music, even if ...

Designed to "capture the essence of classic sequencing with the flexibility of modern modular workflow", BQ-10 brings MIDI ...

MIDI sequencers are surprisingly expensive, making them an excellent target for [RH Electronics] who has created a sixteen-step device. It supports up to eight playable parts per step, which can be ...

ISLA Instruments have created a new MIDI chord generator which also can be used as a step sequencer and arpeggiator that takes the form of the KordBot, which allows you to store thousands of chords ...

The Arturia KeyStep mk2’s generative sequencing and advanced arpeggiator make it an ideal MIDI controller for finding your ...

Korg’s SQ-1 is a bit under appreciated. It’s a simple and affordable two track eight step sequencer. It can play nice with Korg’s analog and semi modular fair like the MS-20 Mini as well as eurorack ...

Step sequencers are fantastic instruments, but they can be a little, well, repetitive. At it’s core, the step sequencer is a pretty simple device: it loops through a series of notes or phrases that ...

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. This, in a nutshell, is a 32-note USB keyboard with a polyphonic step sequencer, CV and MIDI ...

The great thing about musical hardware is that you can admire it as a musician, recognizing how useful it might be to create awesome new tracks, or merely as someone who likes buttons and knobs.

Version 1.1 of Numerology Level 1, a modular MIDI sequencer for Mac OS X, is now available for download at the Five12 Web site. Numerology uses sequencing techniques first established by analog ...

A physical (8 x 6) step sequencer that uses marbles to trigger samples. A physical (8 x 6) step sequencer that uses marbles to trigger samples. Ball Beats: great little device, less than stellar name.

For hardware synth and drum machine enthusiasts, there are two controllers that stand above most of the competition: Arturia’s KeyStep and BeatStep Pro. Their combination of USB, MIDI and control ...