CycliC
step sequencer

what is it:
CycliC is an entirely new step sequencer, with six independent subsequences that cycle through a 32-note array. It represents a collaboration between Defective Records Software & Mutable Instruments
what are its features:
• 32 note array
• 6 independent subsequences
• independent MIDI output from each subsequence
• internal or MIDI clock
• 20 presets, controllable by mouse or MIDI program change, can be saved to disk
• note constraint to user selectable scale
• note randomization (note value and location)
• adjustable GUI size
let me see it:
click thumbnail above for screenshot. Videos below show early beta versions:


i want to learn more:
read the full documentation (pdf, 672 kB), or ask questions in our forum
what do i need to use it:

Macintosh
Mac OS X 10.5 - 10.7, Intel only


Windows

Windows XP SP2
Windows Vista
Windows 7
i want to try it: have fun with the free Demo Version (it's fully functional except it won't allow you to use the excellent presets feature, and will time out after 30 minutes)
i want to buy it:
$40 USD
PayPal only, no returns -- please try the demo first to see if you like it.
Once we receive notification from PayPal of your payment, we will e-mail you secure download details within a maximum of 72 hours, and usually within less than 24 hours. You will not receive any software or documentation via postal mail, only an electronic download.
who made it:
Dan Nigrin & Defective Records Software, together with Olivier Gillet & Mutable Instruments
what made it:
created using Cycling '74 technology
i have a question:
please ask in our forum
any other cool stuff:
go take a look
  © 2012 Dan Nigrin & Defective Records Software, All Rights Reserved
 

who's using it:

(Daniel Miller, Mute Records founder)
Daniel Miller

 

... and what they're saying:

Olivier Gillet
(founder of Mutable Instruments, creator of the Shruthi-1 synth)
Mutable Instrument logo
"...a limited space of notes traversed by mini sequencers biting each other’s tail... If only Steve Reich had that!"

Read more about CycliC on Olivier's blog.