
Sarn Elen v3: Scale Scanning Sequencer
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Sarn Elen v3
Sarn Elen v3 is a fully featured, monophonic Euclidean Step Sequencer for use in Ableton Live using Max for Live
Sarn Elen is FREE to download and use
Sarn Elen showcases many of the features available in K-Teck’s commercial sequencers
In fact, you may never need another sequencer
Features include:
- Sample accurate clock with extensive division and reset possibilities
- 8 step Velocity and Duration sequencers
- 32 step maximum Euclidean Sequencer
- K-Teck’s brand new, updated Scale Scan module – which quantises note output in a new way, featuring 20 scales (127 in commercial offerings – not all of which have this yet)
- All controls are available to Live’s automation and are MIDI mappable
- A nice, theme responsive UI which gets darker with darker Live themes
I think that if you like Sarn Elen, you will love my other offerings

Sarn Elen: Free Download - Scale Scanning Sequencer is available as a Max for Live device for use only with M4L within Ableton Live
Download Sarn Elen 2 here:
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Updates will be free
Current version - Sarn Elen 3.0.0 - 8th September 2023
What is a Scale Scanning Sequencer?
- Sarn Elen 2 loads a musical scale
- Sarn Elen 2's clock counts around the steps of the 'euclidean' circle
- When the count encounters a 'hit' on the circle, a trigger is sent to the scale scanner
- These triggers step through the intervals of the scale
- For the Harmonic Minor that would be notes 0, 2, 3, 5 ,7, 8 and 11 of an Octave
- Sarn Elen 2's triggers can skip through the scale in increments of 1, 2, 3 or 4 notes
- So for harmonic minor in 3s that would be 0, 5, 11, 3, 8, 2, 7 and back to 0 again
- Sarn Elen 2 has several other new tricks up her sleeve
- Download now and see for yourself
What is a 'Euclidean' Sequencer?
- Euclid's algorithm calculates the Greatest Common Divisor of 2 integers
- In electronic music it is used to fill a number of empty steps (#Steps) with events (#Hits)
- Sarn Elen 2's 'Euclidean' section controls a gate which allows notes to pass to the output
- All controls are MIDI mappable and automatable - no more drawing in notes