MIDIQ is a chord-generation plugin from W. A. Production that builds chord sequences from a pattern area and sends the result to the host as MIDI.

MIDIQ at a glance

Developer	W. A. Production
Type	Effects / MIDI Arp
Formats	VST3, VST2, AU
Operating systems	Windows 7 or later, macOS 10.13 or later
Apple Silicon	Native
Architecture	64-bit
Hosts named by the developer	Ableton Live, Logic Pro, Pro Tools, Cubase, FL Studio, Reaper, Studio One, Bitwig, Reason
Free trial	Available
Price on Plugin Boutique (October 2026)	€65.45

What MIDIQ does

The plugin lays out a pattern definition area in a slot-machine style interface. Adding or changing a pattern symbol makes the algorithm generate a chord position, and it creates a set of eight. Clicking one chord box is enough to switch to a new variant, and the developer says no knowledge of music theory is needed to get results. A simplified piano roll shows the generated sequence, and chords can be dragged from it into the host sequencer. Chords can be edited by clicking and changing the chord symbol; the pattern element then gets a lock symbol, and the unlock button restores its previous state. Playback runs in a loop, with the loop position shown by a yellow and blue marker.

Key features

• Pattern area and chord variants. The pattern definition area sets the chord positions, and each click on a chord box cycles to another variant of the generated set.
• Per-chord velocity and muting. Individual MIDI velocity and muting can be adjusted for each generated chord.
• Chord sequence generation. The developer describes the generation as powered by intelligent algorithms that produce chord sequences from the pattern.
• Simplified piano roll. A simplified piano roll display shows the generated chord sequence, and chords can be dragged from it into the host sequencer.
• Manual chord editing and locking. Chord symbols can be changed by hand, which locks the corresponding pattern element until the unlock button returns it to its previous state.
• Preset storage in sessions. Preset data is saved automatically with DAW sessions and can be exported and imported into other sessions.

Use cases

• Starting a session from nothing. The developer suggests MIDIQ for sessions where ideas have run out, to produce chord sequences, harmonies and bass lines as a starting point.
• Layering generator output. Multiple instances assigned to different tracks let a generated progression be layered across parts.

Compatibility

MIDIQ comes as VST3, VST2 and AU for Windows and macOS (64-bit), needing macOS 10.13 or higher and Windows 7.

Who it is for

MIDIQ suits producers who want chord and bass-line ideas without writing harmony by hand, and sound designers who need MIDI sequences to route into other tracks.

MIDIQ compared with similar plugins

Cream is also listed as a MIDI arpeggiator from Kirnu Interactive. It is offered as VST2 and AU for Windows and macOS, and it does not list a VST3 build, while MIDIQ comes in VST3, VST2 and AU.

Plugin	Developer	Type	Formats	Systems	Price
MIDIQ	W. A. Production	MIDI Arp	VST3, VST2, AU	Windows, macOS	€65.45
Cream	Kirnu Interactive	MIDI Arp	VST2, AU	Windows, macOS	€34.71

Price and availability

MIDIQ was listed on Plugin Boutique in October 2026 at €65.45. A free trial is offered. Prices change often, so the store page shows the current one.

MIDIQ FAQ

Does MIDIQ run on Apple Silicon Macs?

Yes. Native support for Apple Silicon is listed, on macOS 10.13 or higher.

Which formats does MIDIQ come in?

It is available as VST3, VST2 and AU, for Windows and macOS in 64-bit builds.

Is there a trial for MIDIQ?

A trial is available, so the pattern area and chord output can be checked in a session first.

Where can I download MIDIQ crack for free?

The release circulates as a torrent, with repack and .rar builds, so search results for MIDIQ crack list the file hosts used.

Is there a working serial key or keygen for MIDIQ?

Serial keys and keygens are the strings most often typed with the MIDIQ name, and the repack is packed as .rar and .iso.