STEPIC – is there any other Sequencers which might give you something more? Riffer? – Instruments Forum

I use the following three sequencers all the time: Harmony Bloom, Seqund, and HY-RPE2. Harmony Bloom is less of a sequencer and more note generator like Riffer. Except it’s more hand-on and way more fun to use than Riffer. The Harmony Bloom interface is a 10/10. I think it’s the best pattern generator for ambient sound scapes. It’s also multi-output, so you can set any one of its eight channels/trigger bars to a separate MIDI out.

Seqund is… okay. In my opinion it’s too lightweight. I think it’s hilarious that Plugin Boutique sells a “Seqund Lite” version. The regular version isn’t necessarily feature complete. Actually, Pigments’ built-in sequencer is more powerful than Seqund. The entire gimmick with Seqund is that it runs two sequences simultaneously, and you set a probability switch for each step to tell Sequined which one of the two will be triggered. But, you can basically do the same thing in Pigments by setting a pitch mod option on a per step basis. It’s fun, but Stepic looks way more powerful.

HY-REP2 is the best and most powerful Euclidean sequencer that I know of. It’s extremely fun. It’s also multi-output, so just like in Harmony Bloom, you can set any one of its eight channels/lanes to a separate MIDI out.

I have other sequencers, but those are pretty much the only ones I keep coming back to. I wish I had gotten Stepic instead of Seqund. Stepic and HY-SEQ32 look pretty similar, although I couldn’t tell you the major or minor differences between them.