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It's half a dozen or the other. Something must implement a finite state machine, whether it be a MCU, FPGA or extensively large discrete digital circuit; the choice is yours. However, the use of a MCU which has an USB port incorporated in its design is the simplest solution.
controlled by software means there are some commands and the circuit has to respond to them , if you don't wanna use MCU you may use FPGA. but why you don't want to use a MCU
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