Five sequencers in each machine. Each has its own pattern, step count and play mode, so the parts can drift instead of always looping together.
Clock machine / Timing
Decide when.
The clock machine controls when notes happen and how long they last. Change the timing while the pitch keeps moving.
Pitch machine / Notes
Decide what.
The pitch machine controls which notes play and how. Give it a different pattern length to discover new combinations.
02 / Shape the pattern
Keep your hands
in the music.
01
Choose your scale.
Draw a scale on the keyboard, then transpose it live with MIDI.
02
Leave room for chance.
Randomise each sequencer within a range you choose. Keep the useful surprises.
03
Play it from hardware.
Map banks, tabs, direction and dice to MIDI notes or CC knobs.
04
Let the track take over.
Automate patterns, banks, step count and direction from your DAW.
03 / Hear it in context
Less explaining.
More playing.
Meet Meow Seq in a short teaser: key features and sequences made using different techniques. Explore the clips and tutorials below for more.
Meow Seq teaser
Transpose with MIDIBuild an arp-style sequencePlay in phrase modeSequence a hardware synth
Learn how to use it.
Meow Seq · Sequencing tutorialMeow Seq · Scale and randomise features
“I own quite a few sequencers, and I found this one was easier to come up with nice evolving sequences fast, without much hassle. Just using random and fine-tuning a few things, it was giving me useable stuff within minutes.”
Bob Swans / Producer & Sound Designer / Red Laser Records
“I've been using sequencers since the ARP 2600 back in the 70s, so this was pretty easy to get the hang of. Of all the sequencers I own, there's only one that's even slightly like this one, and that one is total overkill.”
Wagtunes / Music Producer
“Keeping things simple and powerful at the same time isn't an easy task, and Meow Seq brilliantly succeeds at it.”
Yan
04 / Try it for yourself
Start with
a happy accident.
The trial is the full plugin. Download it without an account and try it in your own setup.