Nest allows for free patching and experimenting. You can connect circuits together like Lego bricks and open up endless possibilities for building a new sequencer everyday. Create beats from numbers and numbers from beats, distribute patterns across multiple sound sources, build intelligent song machines.

The Two Faces of Nest

• Nest’s user interface is divided into two main pages: the Wire page and the Sound page.
• On the Wire page, you can create a patch and send it to up to 8 voice slots. The range of possibilities is endless. More than 20 modules to combine: some for numbers (pitch, velocity, modulation), some for gates (triggers, rhythms). With 12 Scenes, a patch can have many variations to suit your songs structures.
• The Sound page receives these 8 voices and assigns them to 4 channels. You can have a huge layered 8-voice chord, or 3 voices of drums, 3 voices for a chord, and 2 voices for a bass line and some samples. Each Channel can be an internal synth, a VST plug-in, or MIDI output.
• Use the onboard reverb to sweeten your sound. With the multiple audio outs, each sound channel plus the reverb channel can be routed to an individual DAW channel.