Observed arrival · 2026-10-24
Orble turns sequencer tracks into independently spinning rings
A free browser sequencer for live electronic music, built around tracks that loop at different lengths and speeds.
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- Live electronic musicians and MIDI-controller performers
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- Tracks can use different ring lengths and speeds, such as 16-step hats against 7-step percussion and 12-step bass.
Field notes
The performance layout keeps one group in the central stage while three others continue turning at the side, ready to enter. The page describes bar-synchronized controls for mutes and scene changes, plus MIDI-learnable knobs whose movements can be recorded into steps. It recommends a computer; Firefox and Safari are described as supporting playback but not MIDI. Internet rooms for four players are presented as a feature still being tested.
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