Path Set QuantumCompass
Both/Neither Sequencer/Quantizer. Create a melodic sequence by selecting notes and letting QuantumCompass guide you.
Seaside Modular Proteus
Proteus is a generative sequencer that makes looping melodies which evolve and renew.
Noise86 SeqOfChanges
Markov sequencer where the probability of the next trigger is based on the previous three triggers
Sickozell stepStation
8 independent track / 16 step sequencer with configurable user inputs/knobs and presets (stst)
Sickozell trigStation
8 independent track / 16 step trig sequencer with configurable user inputs/knobs and presets (trst)
Ouroboros Industries Automata
Sequencer based on Conway's Game of Life, with support for other Life-like cellular automatons through By/Sx rules
Path Set Glass Shard
This node-based sequencer gives you a new configuration each week, begging to be your creative muse for melody.
JP Shift & Shuffle Expander
Expander for any main JP sequencer. CV controllable sequence modifications.
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.
JP Memory Expander
Expander for any main JPLab sequencer. Five CV controllable save slots for sequences.
stoermelder HIVE
4 channel sequencer running on a 2-dimensional hexagonal grid. Up to four playheads wander a hexagonal map of cells, emitting triggers and ratchets as they enter active cells for generative, game-board-inspired sequences.
fruitsofkarma CellularAuto
64x256 sequencer with configurable zoomed active zone. Uses polyphony to split active zone to separate sequencer rows
Voxglitch Euclid
Euclidean rhythm sequencer: hits spread as evenly as possible over up to 32 steps, rotated, stepped by an external clock with reset, with a trigger output. Three CV inputs with attenuverters for hits, steps and rotation, and a ring display that shows the live pattern and rotates it when dragged.
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