I’ve been working on a generative MIDI sequencer called Vekte and wanted to share the current free browser version with this community.
It’s essentially a 16-instance algorithmic sequencer designed for polymetric composition. You can use a virtual MIDI loopback to route it straight into your DAW or out to your hardware.
The goal was to build something with a ton of generative depth, but keep the output actually editable (rather than just hoping the math sounds good).
A quick look at what it does:
16 independent instances** running on separate MIDI channels.
5 decoupled lanes per instance** (Note, Vel, Length, CC1, CC2). They all have their own step counts, divisions, and rotation, so you can easily do things like a 5-step velocity loop against a 7-step melody.
31 generation engines** (Euclidean, Turing Patterns, Game of Life, random walk, harmonic series, etc.).
Built-in quantizer** with 73 scales and 18 chord voicings.
This is very much a demo right now. It’s packed with features (though limited for now), but it definitely has some bugs and rough edges. I am planning native plugins (VST/AU/iOS) down the road, but for now, I just want to get the web version into people's hands to test the workflow.
If you have a few minutes to route it to your synths and mess around, I’d absolutely love your feedback. Let me know what works, what feels clunky, or what bugs you run into!
You have 16 tracks available (each with its own midi channel), and i've been testing it with the Syntakt and Cycles so far.
You can try it out here: https://valdlabs.com/vekte
Thanks, looking forward to your feedback
