Sequencers / Grooveboxes

Polyend’s hardware tracker has got smaller — and at the same time bigger...

Sonicware’s SmplTrek packs an ambitious sampler, sequencer and recorder into a single portable box.

Disrupter is an experimental, performance‑driven, 303‑style sequencer with innovative randomisation features that you can still control when needed.

Roland’s SH‑4d is an ambitious amalgam of synth and sequencer in a battery‑powered box.

Polyend’s Play takes a unique, and very hands‑on, approach to sequencing samples.

A melodic interval-based sequencer from Eventide with a unique set of features.

Strokes brings unconventional Eurorack‑style sequencing to your DAW.

Sonicware’s Bass & Beats has a lot to offer, but you’ll have to work hard to get it.

Wave Alchemy’s TRIAZ could be all the percussion software you’ll ever need.

There are a multitude of excellent Eurorack sequencers available in all shapes and sizes. Principally they all fulfil a...

The MPC Key isn’t just an MPC with a keyboard, it’s a completely new species of workstation.

Warning: alter.audio’s Timetosser can interfere with the fabric of time and is dangerously addictive.

Sonicware promise no menu‑diving in their creative take on FM synthesis.

The MPC Studio provides an affordable middle ground between Akai’s software and hardware MPCs.

Polyend breathe new life into an old technology with an instrument that’s as forward‑looking as it is retro.

Novation’s Circuit Tracks is a portable musical playground.

Erica’s Black Sequencer combines ambitious functionality with some of the best knobs money can buy.

Masses of modulation and an innovative sequencer make the Mono much more than just another monosynth.

Korg’s SQ‑64 step sequencer bridges the gap between ‘deep’ and ‘hands‑on’.

Korg rework their popular Volca Sample with some welcome additions.

Is the Maschine+ the standalone music‑making box you’ve always dreamed of?