Friday, April 18, 2014
Mitosynth Pre-release Experiments
"Coming soon: Mitosynth, the new app from Wooji Juice (Grain Science, Hokusai, Sylo Synth).
This is a recording of some experimental/demo patches from an early alpha of the app. Some things to be aware of:
• All I'm doing here is picking patches and playing/holding some notes. I'm not using the XY pads, a mod wheel, or anything like that. All the motion you hear is part of the patches themselves.
• Mitosynth supports sampling and importing waves, but I'm not using any sampled/recorded/imported audio here at all. Every patch you hear uses only waveforms wholly synthesised within the app.
• When I have time to run around with a mic making field recordings to use as the basis of new patches, then you'll hear what Mitosynth can do when it doesn't have one hand tied behind its back :)
• These are all just experiments and the app isn't even in beta yet, so remember things can still change.
• Please forgive my terrible piano 'skills' :P
Let me know what you think!"
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