Noah Pred

Key features

• 16 interdependent sequencers with up to 1024 steps per lane, independent loop length, direction, and bar reset per lane, totalling up to 16,384 steps across the device
• Dual Stage Rate Architecture: shared base rate modified per step by independent Multiply and Divide sequencer lanes, supporting even, triplet, and unrestricted rates for compound rhythmic folding and layered subdivision
• Polyphonic Pitch System with four discrete-range pitch sequencers, per-note probability, preset pattern libraries, random pattern selection, and internal custom pattern storage and recall
• Optional Octave sequencer with Euclidean control, Transposition phrase sequencer, real-time MIDI transposition, and Drums mode for instant Drum Rack usage

What’s inside

• Real-time call-and-response generation between two independent musical voices
• Per-voice controls for pitch, velocity, length, density, hold, pause, and sustain
• Pitch and velocity deviation options for expressive, human-like variation
• Up to 64-step sequence with color-coded voice assignment per step

What’s inside

• 8 independent pulse generators with individual timing, notes, velocity, and octave controls
• Euclidean pattern generation up to 64 steps per pulse with inversion and direction controls
• Live 12 scale awareness with 69 scales in any key-quantizes all output automatically
• Interactive transposition via incoming MIDI for live performance and keyboard control

What’s inside

• Up to 64-step mute sequencer with polyrhythmic options that let shorter cycles repeat within longer ones for evolving, dynamic sequences
• Manual Dice and Auto Dice randomisation modes, with Auto Dice generating new step mute patterns automatically at specified bar intervals
• Global and individual step probability controls, giving you precise control over which steps are more or less likely to change
• Lock function, setting any step's probability to 0% to exempt it from randomisation entirely, so you can anchor kick drums while hi-hats evolve or lock chord roots while upper voices vary