PolyPipe
Not in any tracked top chart right now.
Updated 27 Sep 2026 · rankings refresh through the day
Developer4Pockets.com
CategoryMusic
Price17.99 EUR
Released
Rating★ 5.0 (2)
Version1.01
Age rating4+
First seen by us
25 Sep 2026
Installs (est.)500+ worldwide
Rating
5.0 ★
2 ratings
Measured
PolyPipe on the App Store
App details
App ID
6758938642
Publisher
4Pockets.com
Content rating
4+
PolyPipe downloads
Worldwide, per day, and installs to date. The band is open; the exact number is free with an account.
How this is calculated
Apple publishes no download counts. iPhone downloads come from chart positions and daily rating growth per country, calibrated on Google Play install counts; lifetime installs from ratings worldwide × installs per rating. Confidence is the chance the real number is within half to double ours.
Where PolyPipe's downloads come from Modelled
Last 30 days: organic search, browsing the store, features and paid ads.
Active users
All platforms, worldwide. Free with an account.
Stickiness (DAU / MAU)
how many monthly users open it on a given day
How this is calculated
Monthly users come from lifetime installs across every store, fitted on monthly active user figures companies publish; daily users = monthly × the typical daily/monthly ratio for the category. Confidence is the chance the real number is within half to double ours.
Where it ranks now
Every top chart it appears in across 24 countries.
| Country | Charts | Rank |
|---|---|---|
| Not charting right now. | ||
Ratings
App Store, worldwide.
Rating
5.0 ★
2 ratings
Measured
Ratings
2
Measured
About PolyPipe
PolyPipe is a multi-lane, polyphonic AUv3 sequencer plugin designed for creating evolving musical patterns rather than fixed, repetitive loops. Instead of thinking in terms of a single step sequence, PolyPipe lets you build multiple independent lanes, each with its own rhythm, pitch logic, octave behavior, probability, and modulation data — all running together as a coherent musical system. It comprises elements of some of my favourite sequencers of all time, all rolled into a single interface.
At its core, PolyPipe takes incoming MIDI notes (or internally generated notes) and uses them as a musical “seed.” These notes are then processed through patterns, scales, transposition rules, and step logic to generate new musical phrases in real time. This makes it especially suited for generative music, complex arpeggiation, bass-and-chord splitting, and long-form evolving sequences.
Each lane in PolyPipe is its own sequencer voice. A lane contains one or more patterns, and each pattern is made up of steps. Steps don’t just define when a note plays — they can also define how it plays. A step can include pitch offsets, velocity, gate length, strumming, probability, repeats (ratchets), ties for legato behavior, and even chord information.
Patterns can be enabled or disabled independently, shifted by octaves, and combined with global transposition. Because lanes can have different lengths, directions, and step modes, the resulting sequences naturally phase against each other, creating variation without manual intervention.
PolyPipe applies musical logic at the MIDI output stage rather than hard-coding notes upfront. Pitch values can be forced into a chosen scale and key, allowing even highly experimental patterns to stay musically coherent. Different step modes (such as forward, backward, ping-pong, random, chord, bass, or hybrid note/chord modes) let each lane behave differently, from traditional arpeggios to controlled chaos.
PolyPipe Sequencer is built for musicians who want to explore ideas quickly, create unique patterns, and discover results they wouldn’t think to program manually. It rewards experimentation: small changes to probability, repeats, or step logic can dramatically alter the musical output while staying rhythmically locked and musically usable.
PolyPipe Features
○ Multi-Lane Sequencer: with 4 independent lanes.
○ Pattern-Based Structure: where each lane contains multiple patterns.
○ Advanced Step Parameters: including pitch offset, velocity, gate length, auto-roll, repeats (ratchets), and legato ties.
○ Chord-Aware Steps: allowing steps to trigger chords, rotated voicing, or individual notes depending on lane mode.
○ Multiple Step Modes such as Up, Down, Ping-Pong, Random, Drunk, Chord, Bass, and hybrid note/chord modes.
○ Chord Strumming: allowing guitar like strumming patterns.
○ Polyrhythmic Playback: through lanes and patterns of differing lengths and directions.
○ Probabilistic Sequencing: with per-step chance and
At its core, PolyPipe takes incoming MIDI notes (or internally generated notes) and uses them as a musical “seed.” These notes are then processed through patterns, scales, transposition rules, and step logic to generate new musical phrases in real time. This makes it especially suited for generative music, complex arpeggiation, bass-and-chord splitting, and long-form evolving sequences.
Each lane in PolyPipe is its own sequencer voice. A lane contains one or more patterns, and each pattern is made up of steps. Steps don’t just define when a note plays — they can also define how it plays. A step can include pitch offsets, velocity, gate length, strumming, probability, repeats (ratchets), ties for legato behavior, and even chord information.
Patterns can be enabled or disabled independently, shifted by octaves, and combined with global transposition. Because lanes can have different lengths, directions, and step modes, the resulting sequences naturally phase against each other, creating variation without manual intervention.
PolyPipe applies musical logic at the MIDI output stage rather than hard-coding notes upfront. Pitch values can be forced into a chosen scale and key, allowing even highly experimental patterns to stay musically coherent. Different step modes (such as forward, backward, ping-pong, random, chord, bass, or hybrid note/chord modes) let each lane behave differently, from traditional arpeggios to controlled chaos.
PolyPipe Sequencer is built for musicians who want to explore ideas quickly, create unique patterns, and discover results they wouldn’t think to program manually. It rewards experimentation: small changes to probability, repeats, or step logic can dramatically alter the musical output while staying rhythmically locked and musically usable.
PolyPipe Features
○ Multi-Lane Sequencer: with 4 independent lanes.
○ Pattern-Based Structure: where each lane contains multiple patterns.
○ Advanced Step Parameters: including pitch offset, velocity, gate length, auto-roll, repeats (ratchets), and legato ties.
○ Chord-Aware Steps: allowing steps to trigger chords, rotated voicing, or individual notes depending on lane mode.
○ Multiple Step Modes such as Up, Down, Ping-Pong, Random, Drunk, Chord, Bass, and hybrid note/chord modes.
○ Chord Strumming: allowing guitar like strumming patterns.
○ Polyrhythmic Playback: through lanes and patterns of differing lengths and directions.
○ Probabilistic Sequencing: with per-step chance and
Latest updates
1.01
1.01 B41
Added a new Drum Editor which works alongside the 4 ARPs.
Create drum patterns up to 64 beats (4 bars) in length for each drum pattern.
Added a condiguration so you can choose GM Midi, DigiStix or define your own mappings.
Added a Drums folder to the pattern manager and added a few drum preset patterns.
Added a Drums option to the MIDI shortcuts and added AU params to enable DRUM patterns and enable lane.
Added a Drum Mixer allowing you to mix drums without having to deal with the configuration Drum Setup window.
Fixed an issue where scrolling menus (in the Pattern Rhythm Generator) caused a crash in some cases.
Fixed an issue where CC editing was showing the wrong popup name and not changing in the prompt.
Added a Pattern Rhythm Generator for the Drums lane.
Updated the manual with new screen shots and a short Drum Editor section.
Changed the Rhythm Generator windows to reference patterns A-D and not #1-#4.
Updated the help file with video links for the MasterClass videos.