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The 510k SEQUND + PEACH Bundle Black Friday deal pairs two sequencer plugins from 510k: SEQUND, a polyrhythmic sequencer, and PEACH, a polymetric arpeggiator. The bundle is 38% off at $51, and the offer ends Nov 12, 2026.
SEQUND is a polyrhythmic sequencer in VST and AU format. It brings together the best features of the Max4Live sequencers made by electronic musician Alexkid, with improvements on top.
The plugin was redesigned in collaboration with Tadashi Tsuginomori from HY-Plugins. The maker calls it the next generation of polyrhythmic sequencing.
PEACH is an arpeggiator plugin in AU, VST and VST3 formats, designed by boutique developer 510k Arts. The maker pitches it as a way to turn simple chords into endlessly shifting arpeggios.
Most arps stay locked into fixed up/down cycles. In PEACH, each lane runs at its own step length, so the patterns shift against each other and keep evolving.
These are the main features the maker lists:
Host-visible parameters can be mapped to a controller or automated from your DAW.
For day-to-day work, PEACH has undo/redo, preset management and scalable lanes.
Both plugins are about movement in the signal chain. SEQUND handles polyrhythmic sequencing, and PEACH turns held chords into arps whose lanes drift out of phase with each other.
Yes. The 510k SEQUND + PEACH Bundle is 38% off at $51 for Black Friday. The offer runs until Nov 12, 2026. The bundle combines the SEQUND polyrhythmic sequencer and the PEACH polymetric arpeggiator from 510k.
The bundle has two sequencer plugins: SEQUND, a polyrhythmic sequencer in VST/AU format, and PEACH, a polymetric arpeggiator in AU, VST and VST3 format. SEQUND was redesigned with Tadashi Tsuginomori from HY-Plugins, and PEACH comes from 510k Arts.
PEACH comes as an AU, VST and VST3 plugin. Its host-visible parameters can be mapped to a hardware controller or automated directly in your DAW, and you can switch between stored patterns over MIDI.
Each lane in PEACH (Gate, Hold, Octave, Velocity and MIDI CC) runs at its own step length, so patterns shift against each other instead of repeating in a fixed cycle. You can also quantize to scales and randomize steps with the dice buttons.
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