Instruments for iPhone, iPad and Mac.
The sound chip behind a generation of 8-bit game music, as a synthesizer — both chip versions, sixty-two sounds, drum and game-effect pads, in a DOS text-mode look.
A Commodore 64 farm at night where the picture is the synthesizer: pull the aliens, lift the cow, drag the clouds. No knobs, twenty-four sounds, full MPE.
Four complete synthesizer voices on one panel — each with its own oscillator, filter and envelopes. Stack them, pair them, or let chords rotate through four different instruments.
Fly a spacecraft from the Earth around the Moon and back — where the ship is on the path is the sound. Twenty engines, five stages, one continuous morph.
A cycle-accurate 8-bit machine, written from scratch — every chip built from datasheets. Loads your disks, and dials real bulletin boards over the internet.
An 8-voice horror synthesizer inside a haunted terminal. Chaotic twin LFOs, an endless Shepard descent, pitch-black reverb — and an ASCII skull that plays back at you.
A tracker in the classic mold — phrases, chains, song — with eighteen sound engines, a sampler, granular and speech synthesis, AUv3 hosting and MIDI.
New instruments are in the workshop. Check back, or write to hear about them first.