A modern version of the famed SQ-10, the Korg SQ-1 is a 16 (or 2x8) step analog sequencer with two sets of CV/Gate, plus USB and 5-pin MIDI, Audio Sync and more to help you play and integrate your analog gear easily.

Getting the Square-1 into a Cube Step I: Get the puzzle into 3 distinct layers Step II: Fill one layer with 6 large wedges Step III: Transform the puzzle into a cube Step IV: Orient Corners then Orient Edges Step V: Permute Corners then Orient Edges Step VI: Fix Parity and do Special Moves Notation (UR UB) (DF DB) (UF UB) (DR DB) Notation

The Square-1 (a.k.a. SQ1, Cube 21 or Back to Square One) is a cube-shaped shape-shifting twisty puzzle. It was invented by Karel Hršel and Vojtěch Kopský in 1990 and was approved as a Czechoslovak patent in October 1992.

The SQ-1 is a compact step sequencer with 2 x 8 steps. It's wealth of connection jacks allows it to be connected to the MS-20 and a variety of other synthesizers. Vintage analog synths or the latest compact synths can be controlled from this single unit.

The Square-1 (previously called as Cube 21 and Back to Square One) is a shape-shifting three-layered twisty puzzle. Its solution is very unique because the kite-shaped corners and the triangular edges are indistinguishable to the puzzle's inner mechanism, meaning that corners can be swapped with edges and therefore it's possible to have 10 ...

A modern version of the famed SQ-10 step sequencer, the Korg SQ-1 puts 2 x 8 steps, a large selection of I/O, and a variety of synthesizer modes into a convenient, compact package.