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Show HN: Modular audio synthesizer written in Rust
Ever since childhood I've wanted to play around with modular synthesis, so now I'm building an application to do just that!
- beezlewax 3y agoA photo of the UI would go a long way here to making people want to try this and some audio samples/video samples!
- leftyspook 3y agoI guess you're right, I've added one now.
- Euphorbium 3y agoVcv rack already did that, but in c++. Does this improve on it?
- leftyspook 3y agoFrom what I can tell, VCV is a bit higher level, I aim to let users combine individual parts into modules, as well as customizing their visuals. Also, funny thing but I did not know about VCV before today :)
- spacechild1 3y ago> I aim to let users combine individual parts into modules, as well as customizing their visuals. Have you heard of Pure Data or Max/MSP? :)
- leftyspook 3y agoI've heard about Pure Data but here aim is to a) emulate the feel of a real rack (to which end I am rewriting the UI from scratch) b) relatedly, aim is to be friendly to non-programmers, cause all musicians I know can't use a computer for more than opening a DAW
- spacechild1 3y agoAlso check out Automatonism (https://www.automatonism.com/ https://www.automatonism.com/), which is actually built with Pd.
- johnofthesea 3y agoOr NI Reaktor.
- krispyfi 3y agoReminds me of https://www.sync-modular.org/ https://www.sync-modular.org/ "In 2001, the developer was hired by Native Instruments in order to develop Reaktor 5 with core technology."