Sequencers / Trackers / Grooveboxes

Arturia have reinvented the much‑loved KeyStep controller keyboard.

Play All Day’s debut outing takes a novel approaching to hands‑on hardware control.

Simon Cross, Chief Product Officer at Native Instruments, chats to Sam Inglis, going into detail on the company history, philosophy and offering hints of future product releases at Native Instruments.

Midicake have reinvented the arpeggiator.

Arturia's KeyStep Pro puts sequencing and performance front and centre.

Akai Pro have distilled the best of their technologies into a stand-alone clip- and scene-based performance and production workstation.

Could the MPCX make you rethink your whole approach to studio and live music production?

Arturia’s cut-price creation combines step sequencing with keyboard control.

Can NI’s new performance controller preserve Maschine’s status as king of the beat stations?

Akai's MPC sampling workstations have been a studio fixture for nearly 15 years, and the MPC4000 is the most powerful one yet. But the world of sampling has changed dramatically since the MPC2000XL was released. Can an MPC still cut it in the 21st century?

Fancy having 24 assignable faders and 72 buttons to control your MIDI gear? How about an eight-track MIDI step sequencer with CV and gate outputs too? Paul Nagle explores a product that gives you both.