How Does It Work?#

Step Seq is a six-track trigger, gate, and velocity sequencer with up to 64 steps per lane, per-channel mute and solo, and a large editable step matrix.

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Quick Overview#

• The module has 6 channels.
• Each channel can run from 1 to 64 steps.
• Every step stores a velocity from 0 to 1.
• Each channel exposes separate Gate, Velocity, and Trigger outputs.
• CLK, STEP, and RST control all channels together.

Inputs And Outputs#

Port	Type	What It Does
CLK	Clock input	Advances all channels one step on each rising edge.
STEP	Trigger input	Manual step-advance input; also advances all channels one step on each rising edge.
RST	Trigger input	Resets all channels to step 1 on a rising edge.
1G..6G	Gate outputs	High for the full duration of an active step on each channel.
1V..6V	CV outputs	Step velocity per channel, scaled to 0V..+5V.
1T..6T	Trigger outputs	Short trigger pulse at each active step onset.

Controls Reference#

Per-Channel Controls#

Control	Range / Values	Default	Behavior
M1..M6	Off, On	Off	Mutes a channel unless any solo is active.
S1..S6	Off, On	Off	Solos a channel. If any solo is enabled, only soloed channels output.
L1..L6	1..64	16	Loop length for each channel.

Step Grid#

Control	Range	Default	Behavior
Step Cx Sy	0..1	0	Velocity for one step cell. Clicking a cell toggles between 0 and 1; the velocity popup sets intermediate values.

Global UI Controls#

Control	Values	Default	Behavior
Global Len	16, 32, 64	—	Sets all six channel lengths at once.
PL-FOLLOW	Off, On	Off	Auto-scrolls the visible 16-step window with the playhead when all channel lengths match.

Behavior Notes#

• CLK and STEP both advance every channel together.
• RST takes priority over a simultaneous step or clock edge and moves every channel back to step 1.
• Active steps produce three related outputs: a sustained gate, a short trigger, and a velocity CV.
• Muted channels stay silent. If any solo is active, non-soloed channels are suppressed even if they are not muted.
• The visible grid shows 16 steps at a time, but the engine still runs the full 64-step state underneath.