Sixteen steps, a page of knobs, and instruments that can actually scream. Sonyk’s sequencer is built for house, techno, trance and tribal — swing, ratchets, per-step pitch, velocity and micro-timing on every track.
Free to play — every instrument, the DJ decks, up to 10 tracks. No card, no install in the browser.
All synthesized in the app, all with saveable presets that sync across your devices.
A component-level TB-303 model: it self-oscillates at high cutoff and resonance, slides and accents are per-step features of the sequencer.
Hybrid wavetable/analog: 14 wavetables, unison and supersaw, LFO and mod envelope, four filter types, 40+ curated presets.
A drawable wavetable synth, a four-operator FM synth, and a granular synth that re-chews live audio.
A full synthesized kit you can reshape, plus a Hand Drum synth with conga, bongo, darbuka and frame-drum articulations.
A 16-pad bank: load, record, chop. Any loop becomes pads, tempo-matched.
Ten modules and a real patch bay — per-sample CV, cycles, summed inputs.
An empty pattern rolls a real starter for that instrument — a house or drum-and-bass kick, hats that swing, an acid line with its slides.
Per-track step lengths, conditional trigs, euclidean rhythms, live tap and step recording.
Composer dice that generate style-authentic harmony and voice leading, morphed by range, density and variation — never a quote.
Chain patterns into songs with free MIDI and audio lanes and automation; record sections, mutes and knob moves as passes.
Yes — every instrument is free, on every platform, with up to 10 tracks and 3 songs saved on your device. Studio (one-time) makes local saves unlimited; Pro adds cloud sync.
Yes. The layout is tuned per device and every control works with touch, mouse, keyboard and MIDI.
Import or record your own sounds into the sampler and the 16-pad multisampler; the drum kit is synthesized and editable.
Read the honest comparisons: Koala Sampler, Drambo, Groove Rider 2, Groovebox by Ampify.