Torso Electronics T1 White

This sequencer is one of the most unique tools I've ever worked with. Not only it can do euclidean sequences, you can program standard sequences as well if you want. For what it is it's pretty intuitive, however I would recommend to watch Mylarmelodies tutorial video (rather than reading manual, which I didn't like that much).

I sequence my Vermona DRM1 MKIV, Yamaha Motif ES Rack and Doepfer MS-404 with it. Since I was using Novation Circuit Rhythm to sequence Vermona before getting a t1, I am used to on-screen workflow (even though they are two very different beasts). After spending the whole day looking at a computer screen at my day job, I love having as least screen-dependant devices as possible.

I'm still learning and there are some things which I don't understand fully yet, but most of the functions are clear and easy to use. Since there is no screen, there are plenty hidden functions, so checking manual/tutorial videos is highly recommended.

The device is very well built - fully metal and quite heavy for the size (which is a good thing). I chose the white one just because black looks a bit boring to me.

Overall, highly recommended if you are looking for a powerful sequencer with lots of tricks upon its sleeve.

I wanted a sequencer to drive my synth setup, and was considering something like the Digitakt. Then I discovered the Torso T1 and it seemed much more suitable. Rather than focusing on programming each step, it's more about setting some guidelines and letting the T1 do it's thing. Despite the lack of a screen it's easy to navigate around and see what's happening. Incredibly easy to setup, and the pc app makes it super simple to change settings and update the firmware (which you should do immediately). It's small but there is a lot to learn, I'm just getting started.