The oxi sequencer is one of the most intuitive yet deep sequencers I’ve ever used - it’s endlessly inspiring and a lot of fun! Excited to try the new version

The Oxi One is far from the only sequencer I use, but it is the one I use the most. Whether I work at home with just my laptop or in the studio, where I send CV/Gate to my Buchla system and ARP 2600, among other vintage analog and newer MIDI instruments. Its portability and battery life make it the perfect companion while touring. I use it on stage of course, but also while making music on the train towards the gig. It is my favorite travel companion!

The basics are easy to learn, but there’s so much depth to explore, and I’m always discovering new features that inspire me. Even on days when I’m pressed for time, I can jump right in and start creating without missing a beat. It’s become an essential part of my setup, providing support in my modular adventures, and I truly love how it enhances both my performances and my studio sessions. On top of that, the active and helpful Oxi Discord community has been a great resource, making it even easier to learn and grow with the device.

Each sequencer has its own way, which might lead to specific results. The OXI approach is different, I see it more like a platform that you shape to your own needs. It is the most open concept I have encountered so far in the realm of hardware sequencing.