Viberoo Tracker
A synthesizer built around the pattern.
Sequence four independent instruments, automate sound changes step by step, and shape the result with dedicated hardware controls.
The instrument
From first note to full arrangement, in one interface.
Each track keeps its own sound, sequence, and automation. Start with a rhythm, add melodic parts, automate changes, and arrange patterns into a complete song.
Sound architecture
Give every track its own instrument.
Choose from virtual analog, drums, resonators, voice, chip, and experimental sound engines. Every track keeps its own patch and effects as you move between them.
Studio connections
MIDI in. Stereo out. USB when you need it.
Control Viberoo Tracker through the 5-pin MIDI input, or send MIDI over USB-C from a computer. Listen privately on headphones or connect the left/mono and right line outputs to a mixer, audio interface, or live rig.
Specifications
The working architecture.
Prototype specifications will continue to evolve before production.
- Tracks
- Four independent synth tracks
- Sequencer
- 64-step tracker patterns with automation on individual steps
- Controls
- Six contextual encoders, one navigation encoder, and dedicated performance keys
- Sound engines
- Virtual analog, drums, resonator, voice, chip, and experimental engines
- MIDI
- 5-pin MIDI input and USB MIDI over USB-C
- Audio
- Left/mono and right line outputs plus a separate headphone output
- Display
- High-contrast color interface
Playable prototype
Play the actual workflow in your browser.
The working prototype shares the hardware concept’s four-track sequencer, control layout, and sound-engine model. Select Start audio to begin; MIDI controls are available under Settings.
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