Developer John Kimble shared this video that demos new probability features of his Social Entropy Engine 303-style multitrack step sequencer.
The video demonstrates probabilistic direction, which lets you add random variations to sequences.
Here’s an overview of the Engine Sequencer from Kimble at the 2015 NAMM Show:
Pricing and Availability
The Social Entropy Engine step sequencer is available, starting at US $665.
This is really cool stuff. I would like to see more things like this implemented in software
So cool! This little sequencer really seem to be some serious thing!
Pattern chaining as a lock-back-to-1 method is very very clever.
I want all the sequencers. All of them.
Love this! 🙂
If only it was actually available…
Ive got one, its pretty rad. Calling it a 303 style sequencer at this point is a bit of a misnomer. 8 channels of melodic or rhythmic sequencing (step or real time) with lots of tweaky little options and extras like arpeggiation and modi to cv conversion is a bit beyond a 303.
Lovely! Would love this in a Eurorack module.
Why you’d need to stick it into a case? With CV card you could use this with an eurorack modular, as far as I have understood.
so what is next?
infinite improbability drive?
no one get the hitchhiker reference?
John is a champ. Have a Quicksilver 606 he modded for me. It’s top shelf