Blokkily is an experimental pattern-first digital audio workstation. The same pattern can be edited in a tracker, a piano roll or a step grid and then arranged across multiple tracks, with CLAP and VST3 plugin support, SoundFont instruments and built-in samplers. An AI agent can also drive a session over MCP.
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Switch between tracker, piano roll and step grid
Drive the session through the MCP interface
Load CLAP and VST3 instruments and SoundFonts
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