• Hardware sequencer
• For MIDI, CV/Gate & DAW tracks
  
• Use as a composition tool with your favorite DAW
  
• 4 fully configurable sequencers in one
  
• Individual timing, running direction, start/end point & Shuffle for each sequencer
  
• 6 modes per sequencer (Multi, Chord, Mono, Polyphonic, Stochastic, Metriceal)
  
• 128 RGB pads with multi-touch input
  
• 8 LFOs
  
• 4 loopers
  
• 4 arpeggiators
  
• CV & Gate outputs freely assignable
  
• Bluetooth to MIDI, CV/G & USB and vice versa
  
• Over 40 internal modulations
  
• Extended MIDI & CV matrix
  
• CVs can be LFOs, ADSRs or MOD CURVES
  
• Randomizer for numerous functions
  
• Euclidean sequencer & drum pattern generators
  
• 2 LFOs per sequencer with assignable internal and external destinations
  
• Pattern length up to 128 steps
  
• Live arranger with song view allows patterns to be visually arranged and chained
  
• Humanizer (deliberate incorporation of inaccuracies such as timing, triggers)
  
• Recording with/without quantization
  
• Pre-programmed chord list
  
• Keyboard mode
  
• Bluetooth
  
• 8x CV Out
  
• 8x Gate Out
  
• Clock In & Out
  
• MIDI In & Out
  
• Pipe
  
• USB-C
  
• expandable with Pipe & Split
  
• incl. soft case, MIDI-TRS adapter & USB cable
  

Breathing life into sequences

This is where the extended MIDI and CV matrix comes into play, making it possible to link LFOs, envelopes and sequences drawn on the pad field with over 40 internal and external modulations. This allows you to eg. MIDI CCs in motion, switch through the octaves of the arpeggiator, fade the Velocity of drum tracks in and out cyclically and best of all: freely assign these modulations to the CV/Gate outputs!

Patterns & ways in

Patterns can have a length of up to 128 steps. Those who like to work withrandomizers can define them for numerous functions such as eg. Pitch, velocity, gate length. The Humanizer goes into even more detail, deliberately incorporating inaccuracies such as eg. Timing or trigger. Patterns can be visually arranged and linked using the Live Arranger with song view. Notes can be entered in real time, via chaser input, with a connected MIDI keyboard, Euclidean sequencer (defines how often a note trigger occurs within the sequence length), the drum pattern generator (based on Mutable Instruments grids; a kind of map for note triggers) and keyboard mode. The 128 RGB pads are primarily intended for entering notes and visualize functions and values. Thanks to the multi-touch functionality, the entire pad field can be used as a controller for slides, X/Y input and hand-drawn parameters.

Music theory at the touch of a button

With the innovative Chord Mode, you can easily create chord progressions with numerous chord types, voicings, spread and bass options. All these options are housed in intuitive chord menus. The chords can be easily arpeggiated with the chord arpeggiator, which offers over 150 chord variations. Thanks to the practical harmonizer function, other instruments or tracks can be sequenced so that they follow the chord progressions harmoniously. The combination of Chord Mode and Harmonizer is simply a killer combo and can be used to create very musical patterns without in-depth musical knowledge.

Outro

With the One , Oxi Instruments has succeeded in creating a very versatile sequencer that clearly sets itself apart from other pure Hardware sequencers. In addition to targeted inputs, One relies on mathematics and coincidences as well as functions that first earned their laurels in the Eurorack world. One can do things that you probably can't do in the DAW or that would take forever.