Drag MIDI out
Export the resolved performance and move it straight into the DAW.
NOKTA
Generate expressive MIDI with sixteen independent tracks. Start together at sixteen steps. Move one length by exactly one. The relationship changes while the shared clock stays intact.
Polymetry starts with one deliberate move. Every track opens at sixteen steps. Change one to fifteen and the pattern begins to drift — predictably, musically, without losing the shared pulse.
CIRCLE makes the long-form movement visible. GRID opens the same pattern step by step. Nothing is copied, translated or lost when the view changes.
Every active track becomes a ring. Radius identifies the track; light shows what the engine is doing now.
Track controls become step controls the moment a trig is held. The hand stays on the instrument; the screen states exactly what is being changed.
All sixteen tracks open at sixteen steps. Only T1 plays: a plain four-on-the-floor pattern.
Enable another track. Turn LEN by one exact detent. Full integer freedom stays available from 1 to 64.
The new length waits for that track's own loop boundary. The groove changes without tearing mid-cycle.
Fill, probability, conditions, capture and reload turn the sequence into an instrument you can play.
Send four tracks to one drum rack, merge three parts into one synth, or keep every channel independent. MIDI routing belongs to each track, not to a global mode.
Export the resolved performance and move it straight into the DAW.
Phase comes from the host timeline. Buffer size does not change the sequence.
No telemetry. No audio upload. The instrument works without a network connection.
We are selecting the first producers and live performers who will pressure-test NOKTA before the founding campaign. Apply for beta builds, workflow sessions and a direct line into the final instrument.
Joining is free and does not place an order. Public pricing and campaign rewards will be announced only after compatibility, signing and trademark gates are cleared.