Grid Mode

Overview

Grid mode is the default sequencer view. Each row is a track, each column is a step. Tap a cell to toggle it on/off. Drag across cells to paint multiple steps in one gesture.

You can switch between Grid and Tracker input modes in Settings → PATTERN INPUT.

KICK 16 S S M M

VEL

SNARE 16 S S M M

CLAP 16 S S M M

C.HH 16 S S M M

O.HH 16 S S M M

CYM 16 S S M M

BASS 12 S S M M

LEAD 24 S S M M

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Track Header

Each track row has a header on the left with four elements:

Element	Action
Track name	Tap to expand the velocity lane below the track
Step count (number)	Tap to cycle through step counts (2–64)
S	Solo / unsolo the track
M	Mute / unmute the track

Interaction

Action	Result
Tap a cell	Toggle step on/off
Drag across cells	Paint multiple steps
Ctrl+C / Ctrl+V	Copy / paste pattern
Delete	Clear all steps in the current pattern
Ctrl+Z / Ctrl+Shift+Z	Undo / redo

Step Count & Polyrhythm

Each track has its own independent step count. The default is 16 steps, but you can set any value from 2 to 64.

When tracks have different step counts, they loop at different rates — creating polyrhythms. For example:

• Kick: 16 steps (standard 4/4)
• Hi-hat: 12 steps (3/4 against the kick)
• Percussion: 7 steps (odd loop creates evolving patterns)

The grid visually stretches or compresses to fit each track’s step count.

Pattern Toolbar

The toolbar at the top of the pattern editor provides these controls:

• TMPL — apply a track template
• KEY — select the root note
• OCT — adjust octave offset
• RND — randomize the pattern
• VKBD — toggle virtual keyboard
• LOOP — loop this pattern

To rename a pattern or change its color, use the Dock panel (left side).

Related

• Tracker Mode — numeric note entry alternative
• Velocity & Chance — per-step dynamics
• Piano Roll — melodic note editing