Desktop Sequencer For Modulars And MIDI

US Fyrd Instruments releases the SQR Analog & MIDI sequencer      25/09/15

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Fyrd Instruments says that the SQR sequencer is their entry in the modular world. It's a 4-channel desktop sequencer thatcan be used with MIDI gear or modular rigs. A spokesperson told us, "You can play it like a classical 16-steps sequencer or go crazy and use the probabilistic approach on top of an innovative stage behavior sequencer, you can sequence on 4 monophonic channels or easily compose a 4 voices polyphonic exotic chord, you can sync it with MIDI or an external clock signal from your modular rig or use its internal clock, to name a few."

Fyrd Instruments says that, apart from its powerful features, the greatest strength of the SQR is its ability to help you visualize what you are doing. Its big and easy-to-read led display can show you every variations in your sequence, from individual gate lengths to pitches and octaves, from individual slide lengths to chord names or step probabilities. Everything is clear and hands-on: you have direct access to all the essentials parameters and you can visualize everything instantly.

Specifications:

  • 16-steps with individual control of pitch, octave, gate length, gate probability, slide length and stage behavior
  • 4x CV/Gate channels with mono- or polyphonic control (chords)
  • quantized or unquantized CV outputs (0.01V steps) with MIDI CC sequencer selectable for each voice
  • 16-stages behavior sequencer: for each stage you can either play it normally or skip it, stay blocked on it for up to 16 steps, create a tril (up to 8 notes per step) or jump to any other step of your choosing
  • selectable shapes for the slide between two notes (exponential, linear, logarithmic)
  • selectable scale for pitches and chords
  • selectable CV offset or min/max values per channel
  • for each channel: loop-in/loop-out, warp mode (forward, backward, ping-pong), step duration (1/32th to 2 bars)
  • 3x sync modes: internal (with or without MIDI clocks out), external clock (for modular rigs, can output MIDI clocks at the same time) and MIDI (analog clock available)
  • selectable per-channel clock divider for all sync modes, both for input and output clocks
  • RUN and RST i/o for complete control of the transport
  • 32x slots in memory for saving/recalling one complete sequence (including options) and 8x slots for saving/recalling an entire scene (4x complete sequence). All of it on-the-fly!
  • firmware updates via USB

 

Pricing and Availability:
499€ plus shipping

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