Stepic

[kraster]

Stepic is great with Live. There's a M4L version that you can slot in before an instrument and the modulation can be mapped directly to live parameters

[maxym.srpl]

pity it can’t arpeggiate based on input chord.
Playing min and maj chord requires different sequences

[eecrumjr77]

pity it can’t arpeggiate based on input chord.
Playing min and maj chord requires different sequences

Have you tried the MIDI Play mode?

[JO512]

pity it can’t arpeggiate based on input chord.
Playing min and maj chord requires different sequences

Screenshot 2026-06-06 213108b.png

[eecrumjr77]

pity it can’t arpeggiate based on input chord.
Playing min and maj chord requires different sequences

Screenshot 2026-06-06 213108b.png

He must have been thinking of Schtepic.

[wagtunes]

This track was made with

Stepic
u-he Hive
NI Battery 4
u-he Bazille
Tone 2 Icarus
Madrona Labs Kaivo
Psychic Modulation Phonec 2
Modartt Pianoteq 7
Cherry Audio PS 3300
Cherry Audio SH Max
Arturia SQ 80 V
Acoustic SQ3
Arturia CMI V
Full Bucket Bucket 1
Crusher X
Steinberg Omnivocal
EWQL Hollywood Backup Singers
Audimee

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[maxym.srpl]

pity it can’t arpeggiate based on input chord.
Playing min and maj chord requires different sequences

Screenshot 2026-06-06 213108b.png

Yes.. have you tried it?
If you create a sequence in a major scale, it's impossible to play it in a minor one.
But maybe something has been improved in this area recently.

[JO512]

Yes.. have you tried it?
If you create a sequence in a major scale, it's impossible to play it in a minor one.
But maybe something has been improved in this area recently.

I just put whatever notes I want the arpeggiator to move through in the piano roll in my DAW or play on my MIDI controller and leave Stepic set to chromatic. What you feed into it determines the scale/chord/key.

[kraster]

pity it can’t arpeggiate based on input chord.
Playing min and maj chord requires different sequences

Screenshot 2026-06-06 213108b.png

Yes.. have you tried it?
If you create a sequence in a major scale, it's impossible to play it in a minor one.
But maybe something has been improved in this area recently.

That's making a scale aware arp/transposable sequence.

A regular arp just breaks up the input chord into its component notes ie. it is scale agnostic to the input.

If you leave Stepic on chromatic then the arp mode scales in parallel with the input like a normal arp.

You can program stepic's sequencer to transpose octaves. It's actually incredibly flexible as an arp.