Hardware Products:

NGEN - Algorithmic MIDI Workstation

NGEN – Algorithmic MIDI Workstation is a unique 16-track MIDI sequencer that lets you combine 12 different algorithmic generators and 10 MIDI FXs to sequence multiple hardware or software MIDI instruments.

It offers a completely new way of creating and performing music by abstracting the composition process. Instead of writing sequences from scratch, NGEN lets you quickly generate a new sequence for your drums, basslines, melodies, and chord progressions with a push of a button.

ACDGEN – Hardware Edition

ACDGEN – Hardware Edition is a limited edition, hardware / standalone version of our ACDGEN Max for Live device.
ACDGEN is a MIDI Pattern generator which lets you use different algorithms to create 16th-note, acid-style, basslines and melodies with a push of a button and manipulate them live using the different parameters available. You can use ACDGEN to create anything from acid house basslines to lush synth arpeggios.

Standalone Applications:

RECORTE

Recorte is a standalone audio editor designed for sample creation and available for macOS, Windows and Linux.

It includes features specifically built for recording, editing, processing and exporting samples, such as: an advanced audio recorder with multiple recording modes and options, automatic region detection, transient and grid-based slicing, batch region renaming, 25+ built-in effects with global and per-region effect chains, MIDI playback, and additional tools like the sample chain generator, a batch editor, and integrated Lua scripting.

CV Toolkit – Standalone Version (Mac & PC)

CV Toolkit 3

CV Toolkit is a standalone software available for MacOS and Windows that uses virtual modules to generate different kinds of control voltage (CV) signals to control, modulate, and sequence analog / modular synthesizers.These virtual modules can be also internally routed to each other via the Routing Matrix and the internal CV and Gate buses to create more advanced sequences.
With CV Toolkit 3, you can create anything from multi-channel rhythmic sequences to complete polyphonic patches.