This is a browser-based techno drum machine / sequencer with modular synthesis principles. You get a fixed set of voice modules (kick, bassline, hats, clap, percs, toms, stab, drone, air, voice input, grain resampler) that you sequence on a 32-step grid per voice. The sequencer supports probabilistic triggering, step ratcheting, and four assignable LFOs that modulate parameters across modules at various tempos. You can capture 4 scene snapshots and chain between them with bar-level morphing. Output routes through a shared reverb and delay, plus a patchbay for CV modulation. Export as stems (wav zip), bounce audio loops, capture live voice input, or send MIDI to DAWs. The source notes that offline bouncing avoids dropouts even under CPU load. No microphone for offline renders, so voice capture only works in live mode. The interface assumes familiarity with step sequencers and control voltage concepts—the documentation is terse on visual/UX details.
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