Intellijel Designs Steppy
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Intellijel Designs
Steppy
Product Info
Article Number:
457339
Brand:
Intellijel Designs
Model:
Steppy
Category:
Trigger, CV Sequencer
Price:
$280.50
* Prices may vary. Check retailer for current pricing and availability.
The Steppy is a fantastic, compact sequencer for Eurorack. It’s ideal for anyone wanting to add complex, evolving patterns without taking up tons of space; the probability and swing controls really breathe life into your sequences. It’s a workhorse for experimental electronic music and generative soundscapes.
Product Description
- Intellijel Designs Steppy
- Eurorack Module
- 4-Track gate and trigger sequencer
- 1-64 Steps pattern length
- Adjustable gate length
- Clock divider
- Swing
- Delay
- Adjustable step probability
- Track shift
- All parameters are separately adjustable for all 4 tracks
- Real-time and step programming
- Loop mode
- 8 Memory locations
- Width: 8 TE
PROS
- • Intuitive step programming blends real-time and precise editing.
- • Excellent swing and probability offer organic rhythmic variation.
- • Compact 8HP footprint maximizes modular space efficiency.
- • Four independent tracks enable complex, layered sequencing.
CONS
- • Limited number of memory locations can feel restrictive for large projects.
- • Steeper learning curve than simpler, single-track sequencers.
- • No direct audio output; requires external modules.
Product Video
Key Features
Steps
1-64
Tracks
4
HP Width
8
Depth
1.5 in
Power Draw
+12V: 120mA, -12V: 20mA, +5V: 0mA
CV Outputs
4
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Frequently Asked Questions
The Steppy offers a more integrated Eurorack experience with its smaller footprint and voltage control, while the Filterstep is a standalone unit with a different workflow and more immediate audio processing.
Absolutely! The independent track lengths, swing, and probability functions allow for complex polyrhythmic patterns to be easily created and manipulated.
While intuitive, the Steppy's depth demands some time to master; expect a learning curve if you're coming from simpler sequencers.
