"Hardware" Sequencer in Software Format. Full keyboard arrows navigation, minimal mouse usage.

Complete Host / Sequencer (DAW) Application. Multi CPU-Core Compatible. ASIO and DirectX Support (Windows).

NEW: Anti Crash Protection (ACP), check the user's manual for details.

Windows PC 64 bits native formats: Stand Alone App, VST2 and VST3.

Wusik SQ200 is a complete Digital Audio Workstation (DAW) that allows you to record sequences of notes and automations using MIDI and hosting VST/AU plugins. You can create complete projects or just use it to chain other plugins into your host of choice."

Why should you care about Wusik SQ200?

• It works both as a stand-alone application and VST2/VST3 plugin versions
• Allows you to setup live performances with ease
• Let you work on a different workflow, little mouse usage
• Very low on CPU resources
• Easy to use for Live Performance, including MIDI Processors such as Key Switching, Round Robin, Transpose and Sticky Keys

What are the main features of Wusik SQ200?

• Full 960 PPQ sequencer with up to 99 tracks and 99 sections.
• VST2/VST3 plugin hosting, with internal 32 to 64 bits bridge (VST Windows only).
• Audio Track Streaming and WAV Acid Loop files support with time-streatching.
• Included Compressor with Side-Chaining support, done in a very easy to use way.
• Open-Source Hardware Remote Controller support, the Wusik SQ200 HD.
• Multi-Core Engine.
• Midi Learn for Plugin's parameters.
• Playback/Record Metronome with custom sounds support.
• Live Mode where you can load Songs using a MIDI Keyboard.
• MIDI Processors per track, with things like Crossfade, Delay, Split, Round Robin, Key Switch and more.

Other features:

• Track Mute/Solo.
• Each plugin (instrument) has: Volume, Pan, Limiter, Low-Pass and High-Pass EQs, plus 6 x Parametric EQs, 8 insert effects and a compressor with side-chaining support built-in.
• Note events has support for quantizing and tripplets.
• The event's editor allows you to edit all events in a single screen. There's also a Piano View mode that allows you to use the mouse to change notes.
• Tracks can be looped. This works like this: if you have 4 tracks, each with 16 measures, and an extra track (5 total) with only 4 measures, when playing the section it will loop the 5th track until the section ends. You can enable/disable this option per track.
• Sections are played one after the other, to compose a song. You can set a section to repeat #N times. You also have the option to play and repeat a single section and change sections using the section selector.
• All plugin's parameters can be automated, with the option to enable automation write/read per instrument and master.

List of All MIDI Processors

• Key and Velocity Zone Split - so you can assign different sections of your MIDI Keyboard for each track.
• Key Switching - allows you to switch from one instrument to another one using a set of keys you define. It can also work in Hold mode, so it will switch to that instrument as long as you keep holding the note.
• Round Robin - you set multiple instruments and each note will go to a different one, in a circular way.
• Transpose - pitch up or down all input notes, single notes or whole octaves.
• Sticky Keys - will hold keys and works in two ways: holds all keys until you press a defined key; holds keys until you press those again to release
• Chords & Strum - record chords to be played with single keys. Optional strumming velocity and progression. Plus, looping of chords when using the strum option.
• Crossfader - allows you to crossfade from one track to another, with support to up to 99 tracks sequentially.
• Note Delay - adds a delay to all notes, with the option to transpose the delayed note and echo the original note. Plus, feedback on the delay, creating sequential delays.