Sequencers
A Sequencer is a step sequencer that advances one step per beat division and outputs the current step’s value to a parameter.
Creating a sequencer
Section titled “Creating a sequencer”Right-click any float or bool parameter → Map to Sequencer → New Sequencer
Step count
Section titled “Step count”Sequencers support up to 16 steps. Change the step count in the sequencer editor.
Step values
Section titled “Step values”Each step stores a float value (0.0 – 1.0 mapped to the parameter’s min/max range). Click a step to edit its value; drag to scrub.
For bool parameters, each step is on/off.
Sequencers run at beat-synced divisions, using the same Time Multiplier options as LFOs (1/32, 1/16, 1/8, 1/4, 1/2, 1 Bar, up to 64 Bars). There is no free Hz mode — sequencers are always locked to the project tempo.
Performance tricks
Section titled “Performance tricks”- Map a sequencer to a chain select parameter to automatically switch effects on a rhythmic pattern
- A 1-step sequencer is effectively a beat-triggered one-shot — useful for kick-sync
- Use different step counts (5, 7) against a 4/4 grid to create polyrhythmic variation