Septet is a band of seven players you tune like a studio rack. Every control's colour tells you which musical question it answers — turn the knobs, throw the switches, and keep the seed of any tune you like. The same seed always makes the same tune.
Every player carries one musical concern, and its signature colour is that concern. Squint and the rack reads as families; focus and you read the exact voice.
The ur-material — one short cell every other player can quote.
The song's form and arc — AABA, the builds, the cadence that lands.
Key, scale, and the chord changes every other player reads.
The kit and the drive — the energy and push the whole band rides.
Walks the changes — a line of its own, trading call and answer over the chords.
The busy voice — arpeggios threading the harmony.
The lead line — its shape, its question-and-answer.
Not noise with a random button — a band that listens to itself. Every tune is one seed; the same seed always makes the same tune, so the ones you like are yours to keep.
Generation is unlimited on every plan — you pay to keep more seeds and to render to the SID and NES engines. See the full sheet →