AmbushedCat TuringMaschineRythm
A probabilistic CV sequencer inspired by the original Music Thing Turing Machine. Generates semi-random looping sequences with adjustable probability and loop length.
Noise86 SeqOfChanges
Markov sequencer where the probability of the next trigger is based on the previous three triggers
Seaside Modular Proteus
Proteus is a generative sequencer that makes looping melodies which evolve and renew.
Ouroboros Industries Automata
Sequencer based on Conway's Game of Life, with support for other Life-like cellular automatons through By/Sx rules
HetrickCV Phasor Beat Map
Phasor-driven topographic drum sequencer based on Mutable Instruments Grids. Uses phasor input (0-10V) for playback, enabling reverse, scrub, and non-linear pattern navigation.
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