Out of the cyclopean depths of today's instruction execution cycle comes one primitive bare-machine approach to MIDI control systems that, with a crashing roar, will pull your process out of the crippled horror of full-breasted software "solutions" and assail the archaic monolith of software bloat with less than one hundred and thirty kilobytes of simplicity.

The Wizard Master Control Program is a very odd experimental loop-based MIDI sequencer and drum machine.

It lets you trigger external MIDI devices or your computer's awesomely simplex internal MIDI instruments with 128 separate beat configurations (8 loops of 16 beats each) each with its own controls for instrument, pitch, volume, stereo panning and duration.

You can randomize all of the parameters, change the loop length/time signature by resizing the window, and set the tempo anywhere from 0.001 bpm to 50,000 bpm and beyond!