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Capture a chord.
Build a band.
Play.

Midicake UNA hardware MIDI composer shown at an angle, with chord, melody and bass tracks lit on the display.

A hands-on hardware composer for keyboards, synths, and the people who play.

Side profile of Midicake UNA hardware MIDI sequencer, showing the contrasting end cap and slim aluminium chassis.

Midicake UNA is a hardware MIDI performance-sequencer that lets you build a complete, evolving three-layer composition in minutes.
 

  • A melody that responds to your chords

  • A chord progression that drives everything

  • A bass line with its own improvisation

Capture your own ideas then manipulate them using Midicake's parametric sequencing.

Then play over the top while UNA keeps the music evolving.
 

  • Hands-on Control

  • Multiple MIDI outs

  • Instant and seamless patch recall

Releases Summer 2026

Midicake UNA hardware MIDI sequencer, angled view showing USB-C, USB host and three TRS MIDI jacks.

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Front view of Midicake UNA showing eight parameter knobs, performance buttons and the chord, melody and bass display.

This is UNA

UNA is an accompaniment companion for keyboard players.

 

If you've ever wanted a band that actually listens to *you*, this is it.

It builds on everything we learned from Midicake ARP and its parametric sequencing approach - where you don't program every note, you shape the music with parameters and let it evolve.

UNA takes that idea much further.

 

The big shift is that you can capture your *own* ideas, and then manipulate them.

 

I play a melody and then I can edit it step-by-step, or morph it into something new entirely.

 

I capture a chord progression next. UNA's chord track sets the mode and the mood of the whole piece — every other track stays in harmony with it.

 

Then a bassline — captured or generated — with its own improvisation engine that creates variation, locked to the chords and to whatever you're playing live.

 

And here's the payoff. In about a minute I've built a melody, a chord progression, and a bassline. Now I turn off listen mode — I can solo over the top of all of it.

 

To finish it off: 32 modulators that can target any parameter. So, the piece keeps evolving while you play — nothing has to stay static.

 

That's UNA.

Top-down view of Midicake UNA showing parameter labels, MIDI routing indicators and the chord, melody and bass display.
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