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Genoqs Machines Octopus Sequencer

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Step into a world where creativity meets precision with the Genoqs Machines Octopus Sequencer. This 32-track MIDI hardware sequencer redefines how musicians interact with their compositions. With its unique radial design and intuitive interface, the Octopus invites you to explore new realms of sound crafting. Each track can be programmed with a variety of parameters, allowing for a highly customizable sequencing experience. Its physical interface is composed of a grid of 144 buttons and 160 LEDs, offering a visual and tactile interaction that enhances your workflow, making it ideal for both live performances and studio environments.

The Octopus doesn't just sequence; it becomes an extension of your musical thoughts. Its robust build and innovative design ensure that it stands out in any setup. Featuring multiple MIDI outputs and a variety of sync options, this sequencer integrates seamlessly with other gear, from vintage synths to the latest digital instruments. The Octopus also includes advanced features like real-time operation and non-linear sequencing, providing endless possibilities for experimentation and musical discovery.

If you're a musician looking to push the boundaries of traditional sequencing, the Genoqs Machines Octopus Sequencer is the tool for you. Its unprecedented design and functionality make it an indispensable part of any electronic artist's arsenal.

Key Features:

32-track MIDI hardware sequencer
Unique radial design with 144 buttons and 160 LEDs
Real-time operation and non-linear sequencing
Multiple MIDI outputs for extensive connectivity
Seamless integration with both vintage and modern gear
Advanced sync options for versatile performance setups

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Genoqs Octopus review | MusicRadar

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The Genoqs Octopus is a beautifully crafted sequencer that stands out with its unique design and ease of use, allowing musicians to create intricate MIDI patterns with a simple button interface. Its LED displays and editing functions are intuitive, making sound manipulation engaging. However, its high price may deter some buyers, and the initial software version feels somewhat unfinished, suggesting that updates are necessary for full functionality. Still, for those seeking a creative and visually striking addition to their studio, the Octopus shines as a luxury tool worth considering.

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Deadmau5

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At 8:19 in this video, Deadmau5 shows his Octopus sequencer and says:

You ever see one of these? It's called an Octopus. It obviously hasn't been used in a minute, but when I did use it, man, it was a fucking crazy sequencer. I loved it.

Front 242

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Verified via Steelberry Clones

In an undated interview with Steelberry Clones, Daniel B. of Front 242 states:

On the Nothing But Noise album we have a very standard set up and in the center sits a Octopus sequencer, which from my perspective is more of an instrument then a controller. It has its roots in the analog world.

Anyma

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In the YouTube video titled "Anyma Clarie EP (Meta Studio Session Compilation)" by Techno Things, Anyma is shown using the Genoqs Machines Octopus Sequencer.