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The king of Euclidean rhythm hardware sequencer (MIDI/CV) is still the Squarp Pyramid[1] to my knowledge. Some crazy stuff you can do. Sold mine a few years ago

The king of Euclidean rhythm hardware sequencer (MIDI/CV) is still the Squarp Pyramid[1] to my knowledge. Some crazy stuff you can do. Sold mine a few years ago as you really need training and muscle memory to get the best out of it though... [1] https://squarp.net/pyramid/ https://squarp.net/pyramid/

i_am_proteus 4y ago
If you liked the pyramid you might love the hapax: https://squarp.net/hapax https://squarp.net/hapax Squarp does a phenomenal job of continuously updating the firmware to their devices, both to fix bugs and to add new features/improve performance. Part of the reason for releasing hapax was that they'd reached the limits of pyramid's hardware capabilities after five years of firmware updates.
louthy 4y ago
> Sold mine a few years ago as you really need training and muscle memory to get the best out of it though... Me too, for the same reason, so I’m not sure it’s quite right calling it the ‘king’ of Euclidean rhythms. There’s plenty of others that do pretty much the same as the Squarp that aren’t as frustrating to use. I like Torso T1 [1], and a variety of Eurorack modules I have, like Euclidean Circles, Metropolis, Eloquencer, amongst others. [1] https://youtu.be/j3Ho3sKDJFg https://youtu.be/j3Ho3sKDJFg