Experimenting with what can be done with HTML and Java (well, maybe I just mean IN BROWSER) with audio and MIDI inputs…
AND … yeah im sort of obsessed with this monochrome graphic style.
Tag: Design
Slow Steps…
Learning Resolve and exploring an aesthetic.
Incredibly proud to have been involved with this #3!
Delighted to see this come to fruition !
In 2020 I bought an Arturia Fuse Studio interface.
Loved it, but had a few ideas of how it could be expanded.
Contacted Arturia with a few thoughts, and they listened
To be able to contribute to something like The AudioFuse 16 RIG feels really pretty bloody WILD!
Incredibly proud to have been involved with this #2!
So I said…
It would be great if you guys made a virtual version of your µFreak, since you make such great sounding virtual filters, and the rest is all digital anyway!
They went me one better!
To be able to have deep involvement in this has been one of the most satisfying experiences in my career.
The miniFREAK-V killer feature you ask?
The hardware acts as a perfect control surface for the software version so you get all the realtime hands on control of a hardware synth, but the multiple instances of a plugin.
Normally, you buy a hardware synth and have only 1 ‘Instance’ as its atoms!, but… This one…
Buy a very VERY fun poly synth with an incredible array of oscillator types, and a CRAZY useful arpeggator / sequencer, and get a software version you can use in your DAW, giving you as many ‘COPIES’ as your cpu can handle.
MusicTech magazine likes it!
Incredibly proud to have been involved with this:
More than two years ago, I bought a µFreak, it is easily the most fun synth I’ve had in 30 years… but I had a few thoughts…
So, I had a conversation with the brilliant welcoming people at Arturia.
That ended up with me being quite deeply involved in the development of this absolutely superb instrument.
The Arturia miniFreak, If your a synth geek, I definitely recommend checking it out.
And the lovely Loopop seems to like it !