Independent sequencers / No. 01

Put a little life
in the loop.

Meet Sequence. A hands-on MIDI sequencer that turns a few notes into a moving idea. Built for your synth, your mouse, and the way you make music.

32 steps · 8 patterns · 4 CC lanes · Optional APC Mini

01

Small patterns.
Endless directions.

WINDOWS VST3 + STANDALONE
ONE SEQUENCER. TWO FORMATS.

A modern machine with an old soul

A familiar surface.
A restless imagination.

Click a note. Change its character. Let a filter run at its own pace. Everything starts with the pattern in front of you.

AIEVEA SEQUENCE / 01
MIDI PATTERN SEQUENCER100.0 BPM
C / NATURAL MINOR
Loop: 16 steps
01020304050607080910111213141516
C4
Bb3
Ab3
G3
F3
Eb3
D3
C3
RESET

Reset after a step to repeat a shorter phrase. Expressions follow Notes until their own reset is set. CC lanes always run independently. The first reset ends a lane's loop.

CLICK TO EDIT · Turn Sound on, then Play to hear the preview16 STEP PREVIEW
Choose your finish

Simplified browser preview with a built-in tone and 16 steps. Eight expression properties follow Notes until you set their own reset; four CC lanes run independently. The full MIDI sequencer has 32 steps and drives your connected synth; this preview does not send MIDI to your DAW.

01 / NOTES

Find the phrase.

Draw a melody, choose a scale, and place a reset exactly where the loop wants to turn.

Explore Notes
02 / EXPRESSION

Give it a pulse.

Shape velocity, gate, note length, chance, pitch, ratchets, timing and conditions.

Explore Expression
03 / AUTOMATION

Let it drift.

Four CC lanes with their own length and restart points. Choose stepped or smooth motion.

Explore Automation
04 / PERFORM

Follow the idea.

Move between eight patterns, make variations, rotate a phrase and record your next take.

Explore Performance

Your studio. Your way.

The sequencer is on screen.
Hardware is a choice.

Use every view with your mouse. Click Shift to keep its alternate controls available. Precise values, reset markers and lane switches sit beside the pattern.

Connect an APC Mini when you want pads under your fingers. One toggle connects it; the setup hint tells you how to keep Ableton from taking over its ports.

APC Mini setup guide
A simple Ableton signal path
01
SequenceA MIDI track generates the pattern.
02
Your synthAnother track receives the plug-in’s MIDI.
03
Your soundMonitor the synth and start the host clock.
Read the routing guide

Make room for a new sequencer

Buy it once.
Keep making.

The proposed release includes every view and every finish. One personal license for two computers, with updates throughout version 1.

Pre-release: sales are not open yet. The initial release is Windows VST3 and standalone.

Planned launch offer
€39 one time

Proposed regular price €59. Applicable tax is calculated at checkout; you’ll see the total before paying.

  • Complete sequencer and all four finishes
  • Two personal computer activations
  • Private downloads in your library
  • Version 1 updates included
Your library

Sales open after the release is ready.

A few things to know

Before the first note.

Does Sequence make sound?

Sequence primarily sends MIDI notes and CC messages to your synth. Its preview tone helps you check a pattern without a DAW; the synth makes your finished sound.

Do I need an APC Mini?

No. The mouse can reach the controls, views, step resets, expression properties and automation switches. APC Mini is optional.

Which formats are included?

The first release is Windows x64 VST3 and standalone. VST3 sends MIDI to a synth in your DAW; standalone can preview patterns and route to a MIDI output. macOS is deferred.

Will CC automation control every synth?

Your synth must accept the selected MIDI CC, often through its own MIDI Learn. Generated CC is not automatically an Ableton parameter automation lane.

Where will my download and license be?

After a confirmed purchase, your Google account’s library holds your available installers, license certificate and computer activations. Purchase receipts come through Stripe when enabled.

Start with one good note

The rest is a conversation.

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