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No offense. This looks nice for casual user and whatnot.. But I was expecting something actually interesting like being able to draw waveforms like oramics. ht
by everyone 13y ago
No offense. This looks nice for casual user and whatnot..
But I was expecting something actually interesting like being able to draw waveforms like oramics.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oramics http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oramics
- casual_slacker 13y agoIt would be neat to create a VST based on oramics, though I think OP's product is more of a DAW than a specific instrument.
- everyone 13y agoYeah a vst would be great! There is a thing for ithings already actually I have just discovered.
- keithpeter 13y agoThat was my first thought on seeing the multiple time lines. An Oramics based drawing system would be great along with a Nancarrow inspired pianola system! People may be interested in http://dinisnoise.org/ http://dinisnoise.org/ by S Jagannathan - not trapped in discrete pitch classes. Not for tablets yet but I'll bet that happens... PS: I might just get a tablet to try some of these direct manipulation music apps...
- jayrhynas 13y agoDrawing waveforms is a neat approach to visualizing music, but we decided to take a different direction for more casual users