Drag MIDI out
Export the resolved performance and move it straight into the DAW.
16-track orbital MIDI sequencer
01
Patterns that move before they repeat.
Every track owns its length, pulse count, rotation and division. Start with sixteen. Move one length. Hear the whole arrangement change.
Live feature demo
Euclidean pulse
Four hits move through a sixteen-step orbit.
16Independent tracks
1–64Steps per track
±1Exact length detents
LocalLoop-safe changes
MIDIRoute, perform, export
02 / Instrument
One clock. Sixteen points of view.
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.
16
15
13
11
Full cycle
34,320
shared steps
T1 · 16
T2 · 15
T3 · 13
T4 · 11
03 / One sequence, two views
See the relationship. Edit the detail.
EUCLID makes the long-form movement visible. GRID opens the same pattern step by step. Nothing is copied, translated or lost when the view changes.
Relationship view
Every active track becomes a ring. Radius identifies the track; light shows what the engine is doing now.
04 / Step workflow
Hold a trig. Turn the same knobs.
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.
NoteVelocityGateProbability
Micro timeRatchetTieCondition
T1 track / LEN
15
Length / freeNext track loop
05 / Play, do not configure
From blank 4/4 to a moving system.
-
01
16 / 16
Start together
All sixteen tracks open at sixteen steps. Only T1 plays: a plain four-on-the-floor pattern.
-
02
16 / 15
Introduce one difference
Enable another track. Turn LEN by one exact detent. Full integer freedom stays available from 1 to 64.
-
03
ON LOOP
Let it land cleanly
The new length waits for that track's own loop boundary. The groove changes without tearing mid-cycle.
-
04
LIVE
Perform the structure
Fill, probability, conditions, capture and reload turn the sequence into an instrument you can play.
06 / Built for the set
Route the way your music works.
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.
T1T2T3T4
T5T6T7T8
CH 1Drum rack
CH 5Lead
CH 6Shared synth
Host-locked
Phase comes from the host timeline. Buffer size does not change the sequence.
Private by default
No telemetry. No audio upload. The instrument works without a network connection.
07 / Specifications
The numbers, without the adjectives.
- Tracks
- 16 independent MIDI tracks · two banks of eight
- Pattern
- 1–64 steps · Euclidean pulses · rotation · ±1 length control
- Time
- Per-track divide ×1–×8 · swing · micro-timing · gate
- Step data
- Note · velocity · probability · condition · ratchet · tie
- Performance
- Fill · seeded generation · capture/reload · solo · undo
- Routing
- Per-track channel · fixed note · transpose · MIDI export
- Formats
- VST3 · AUv2 · standalone · macOS
- Licence
- Perpetual · offline operation · no mandatory subscription
Private launch list
Be there when the rings start moving.
Launch access is $99 as a one-time licence. After the launch window, NOKTA moves to $149. Join for build updates, workflow films and release access.
Launch access
$99
$149 after launch
Joining is free and does not place an order. Public release remains subject to final compatibility validation, signing and trademark clearance.