NONO ModularMajor Tom Desktop Polyrhythmic Sequencer

NONO Modular Major Tom Desktop

For those who love the power of modular sequencing but prefer a standalone format, the Major Tom Desktop delivers the same hands-on approach to complex pattern generation that makes the Eurorack version exceptional. Housing a six-track polyrhythmic sequencing engine, Major Tom invites producers to sculpt rhythms in a tactile, immediate way. The signature sixteen-step interface, complete with triplet steps for added complexity, brings an entirely new dimension to pattern creation. Adjustable gate width, dynamic fragmentation, and CV quantization allow for intricate and expressive sequencing, whether triggering external drum machines, synthesizers, or samplers. The CV input bank brings even more expression to each channel, featuring bipolar CV control over Gate Level, Gate Length,Gate Repeat, and Unipolar CV control over Track Shift, Track Last Step and Track Variation.

The standalone format enhances the performance aspect, with dedicated encoders for sequence variation, last-step adjustments, and per-track shifting. The large, full-color circular display provides instant feedback, while microSD storage ensures that live sets and experimental sequences are always backed up. Perfect for stage or studio, the Major Tom Desktop model from NONO Modular is built for those who want hands-on control over every rhythmic nuance, whether within a modular system or as the heart of a hybrid setup.

Major Tom Desktop Features

• Standalone six-track CV/gate sequencer with polyrhythmic sequencing capabilities
• 16-step circular sequencing interface with built-in triplet step functionality
• Adjustable gate width, dynamic fragmentation, and CV quantization for precise sequencing
• CV input bank for modulation over most performance-based controls
• Real-time performance controls for variation switching, last-step adjustments, and track shifting
• Large full-color circular display for easy visual navigation
• microSD storage for organizing and saving sequences in live and studio setups