i agree, this distorted mid range so called dubstep (which possess ZERO DUB and just a bit of step) is fucking my brain to pieces out of sheer boredom and oversaturation of something that was once so smooth and deep and fresh and now has LFO'd so far up its ass its juat now a sad and sorry pastiche. Regardless - im looking forward to using this software.
@javaadqadir This is not even dubstep FYI... Anyway, this is a tech demo, not a music production demo. Just appreciate how you can morph signals easily. He's just using ONE oscillator... not tens of off-the-shelf VSTs ;-)
the similarity between the 3D views, and Oramics... awesome. Check this out if you aren't familiar with Daphne Oram, the girl that basically invented all-electronic music, way ahead of her time for sure. en.wikipedia DawT org/wiki/Oramics
@digitaldreams1010101: According to his YouTube channel he wrote in November: "Quick Update: Development is going very well. Expect a large update in January."
Amazing program. Looking forwart for the first playable edition. It's something that I was hoping to pop out for some years. If there is something we can do to promote further AGP please inform. I am curently interested for beta testing as a sound engineer and as a musician.
I will back you up in a kickstarter campaign, and so will my entire school (200+ students) probably! This is the next best thing, if Ableton and James Bond had a baby, this is what it would look like!
I don't understand... if you've got it this close to working, do a pre-order. Post on KVR and let people buy and start using the "pre beta" version with the idea that they'll get the full version on release. Do an early adopter discount and you should get a big response.
"Hey, so I assume you already get hundreds of messages per day about this software. From what I can tell, lots of people want to get their hands on it.
My only questions are:
1. where can we find more info about this!?
2. do you have the funding you need? (will a kick starter go up soon? etc)
3. Did your project get picked up by a company and is currently in secret development?
4. did you die? I hope not. This is a great idea! haha
This is super ace, am not particularly good with the techy side of audio but I am curious, what OS platform / SW did you use to project the visuals in 3D space?
Its like Living inside TRON back in 1982! Amazing. I also wonder once this gets on its way if you could use a jazz mutant lemur or some kind of special kaoss pad with it as a controller, that would be pretty cool.
First of all, bravo for making this :) It requires an insane amount of brain, time and motivation to make this on your own. How much more work do you want put in this before you release it? I would love to try a beta build. Will there be any documentation?
I'm surprised that the demo song was actually really impressive unlike 100% of music tech demo songs that sound like they were made by a bald 50-year old man with dire taste in music. Really innovative stuff.
This is absolutely fantastic! I don't get people arguing over the 3D GUI: the most amazing thing is the whole sonic/programming concept... though I'm in love w/ Reaktor (& many other synths, like Zebra, SS2, etc.), still, personally, I'd love to get this thing ASAP! Would it be programable @ lower levels, again, a la Reaktor, @ some point? ...Still, as is, this sounds fantastic & I cannot wait to get this & use it... GREAT CONCEPT!! ...'CHAPEAU' ON AN ABSOLUTELY FANTASTIC PIECE OF WORK!!
I hate those thin direct connecting lines with target points the size of a pinhead though, this is why I hate some of the current modular-based GUI solutions :/
Thicker (weighted curved) lines, bigger origin/target points would get me more interested to the point of putting my money where my interest is.
...unless this is used on a multi-touch surface where zoom in/out is such a natural thing that sizes of objects and connections is almost irrelevant.
Have you thought about giving out an alpha release (with the caveat that will crash a whole lot) to interested artists? I'll bet professional audioGL demos (or tracks made therein) by electronica names would be a good fire under this project's rear :D
This music software is about 2 109 787 239 423 049 lightyears before today's DAW software! Excellent work, excellent design, excellent idea, excellent sounding, excellent everything! I am so excited that Someone (yes, big letter for The Creator of AudioGL) bring to life this Extremely Innovative Perspective Of Sound Creation! Pure Genius!
This is pretty much the future of sequencing and modular synthesis on computers imo...
This is like how I envisioned cyberspace as a kid, but in the world of music... it's so amazing i want it to be out now so we can make some techno in hyperspace ;D
Thought for money.. let people invest a certain amount and be guaranteed an eternally updateable/upgradeable copy of your software. I would donate for this incentive.
Also kinda wondering why there are as much as five dislikes on this video. I just can't understand why anyone in the world would give dislikes to this.
The looks and sounds - the whole style - seems insanely intriguing and interesting. I love the abstracticality that shines from this program and I would definitely want to try to generate something with it myself :)
Really excellent stuff. The UI makes visceral sense as well as being beautiful.
How do you *create* the automation though? Especially the very fast waveform changes -- I'm guessing those weren't drawn in the x-y window with the mouse.
i keep coming back & watching this, its just amazing.. someones got to give you some cash to release this, best of luck, need anything in 5.1, let me know ;)
I'm not actually into Music Making. I'm amazed by the User Interface which is just brilliant. I can clearly see myself using this kind of design for many other areas besides Audio.
I hope you get your your funding! Otherwise open a Kickstarter project and I will surely chip in.
i understand, how a guitar works, i understand how a drumkit works and i think i might have understood the idea of a synthesizer - but WOOOOHHAAAAA
what is going on in your head?!
It's not just the way you realized the whole thing but the idea!! man you're awesome, i think it just burned some synapsis - i have to watch the whole thing again...
This DEFINITELY looks like something I'd shell out reasonable money for. I've always wanted to make music but I had no real talent with any traditional instrument. Being able to automate a lot of the process really appeals to me.
One the product is released, will you be providing tutorials on how to put together cool stuff like this?
Please, make it an AU plugins, and your sells will grow enourmously... Mac users haven't something like SynthMaker or other modular synths with an actrattive GUI.
I think you should approach Bangalter and Homem-Christo with this, to be honest. This sounds (pun not intended) like something that they would sponsor to the skies.
I think you should make a bussines model like minecraft. Give download for free but implement user logins that are handled by your server to use software. You will have to pay for login. You can start with lower price while still in alpha and up the price when development evolves towards release. :) It worked for minecraft why not for this, this is freaking awesome. Send previews to music magazines and you're set for promotion :)
@psychothrophic2009 He changes the oscillator waveform quite rapidly, that is what the 2d controllers does. And to spice things up, he split the signal to 10 channels. Look carefully after 9:00
I am expecting MIDI to be killed off by something like Pd/Max/SuperCollider any time now because of touch screen computers like iPad. Consider this as a synth authoring environment that actually runs on the iPad along side a highly playable interface.
Brilliant. I want it and I will help you realize this any way I can. I will talk to an attorney I know, highly connected, might be able to help w/ funding...
hands down, this is one of the most amazing things I have ever seen. Would certainly LOVE to see this software being taught here at Vancouver Film School as a part of a sound design course sometimes in the near future. Thanks for sharing!
Can you make a video of how you build up a track with the automations? How easy it is to copy and paste sequences, can I record MIDI controls. This stuff is way beyond anything I've seen, so if you can compose fast with it, this will spread like a virus :)
This looks and sounds fantastic, and I'm roundly impressed by the diversity on display here. I predict that this will be a successful product regardless of how it's funded.
Also, who are you and where are your electronic music releases?
I still don't see what purpose the 3D view provides other than "eye candy". The producing interface is a fairly standard 2D modular interface with a nice 2D envelope editor. Nothing wrong with eye candy, but those interpreting this as an innovative 3D interface appear misguided. Nice tune though.
@noouch Doubtful. The best way to visualize 2D envelopes is in 2D, nicely laid out where they aren't obscuring each other due to camera angles or inconsistent sizes due to a non-orthogonal perspective. The 3D is a novelty, one which will wear off quickly for a serious producer.
@analoq What i mean is that you can visualize it ideally in 3D, because it's a curve that consists of X, Y, and time, which runs along the Z axis. Now the actual display may be questionable, but the basic idea is there.
@noouch The envelope generators are two dimensional. The XY controls would effectively be three-dimensional but unnecessarily so - things like volume/pan or cutoff/resonance are not always ideal to have their automation coupled.
@analoq It's cool. That's the purpose. Like using a Mac over a PC. The user experience is cooler, so you feel a little bit more special using it. Same as driving a Porsche over a Ford. Eye candy, feeling candy, speed candy, whatever you want to call it - the experience of using something matters.
@analoq vision... you're actually "inside" your track and automation/notes are an integral part of the modules presence... the simple fact that you geometrically see the automation lines go through the module controls can add a lot of natural information to people well suited to deal and quickly grasp a lot of info that only space and dimensional information can provide at a glance (that's how our brain is usually wired in the rea<l world). And instantly getting visually appealing video track;)
@analoq well, differences of opinion that explain why all DAWs have their own customers because people don't think of feel (or work) alike ;)
...it's like working with a virtual representation of a rack of devices and missing the flip-to-the-back on some apps. Not allowing me to "go to the back and do the wiring" feels claustrophobic to me, but others don't complain.
Allowing zoom out of 2D view of a set of objects and navigate towards another group from another angle may be helpful to some.
@Koshdukai Propellerheads' back-of-the-rack is a poor example because that feature provides routing usability that wouldn't be available otherwise. The 3D view in this application is a playback visualization; it doesn't allow you to do anything you couldn't otherwise do.
@analoq currently, from the videos, it allows me 2 things:
1) Quickly navigate to one device and inspect the parameters while at the same time, at a glance see what's coming and what went through it, optionally, seeing that same data on the surrounding objects. quite difficult to accomplish this today on DAWs
2) Instant graphically pleasing Video for your track if you want to publish it on Youtube ;)
@Koshdukai I'll give you #2 but #1 is available in just about every DAW software. e.g. in Logic you can easily view automation data for multiple tracks at a time, with the added advantage of not having them obscured by the camera's perspective or inconsistent sizes by a non-orthogonal view.
@analoq that's the problem... that info is sliced into 1 screen width, and only detailed enough as the screen height allows... you're looking at a sequence of pictures instead of a landscape.
...but, like I said initially, it's all about how people feel comfortable with, how their brain is wired and how these project can actually deliver on their promise. AudioGL, at this stage has some good GUI foundations, but still needs improvements, to be usable, at least from the video demos, IMHO.
@Koshdukai At this stage, the "problems" with the 2D view are less so than with the 3D "landscape". I don't see a genuine need being addressed by the 3D view and personally I don't think the developer is even attempting to address one. It may be cynical but I think it's just a gimmick to get attention and eventually profit from. Seems to be working so far.
@analoq I understand your view, and indeed, there's a certain amount of gimmickness to this that at least is attracting some attention while also doing a lot for the already mentioned instante video version of your track.
I believe that the valid quite simple premise of AudioGL's GUI was: X/Y axis for generators and modulators and Z for data flow timeline. Quite a simple but powerful visual premise that can help or not data visualization oriented artists. Let's see wait and see, I guess...
@analoq ...it's a bit like jumping from 80x25 char single screen prompt line to multi-window GUI... it opens up a new dimension and quick glance at info, when/if well implemented, GUI-wise.
You may end up doing exactly what you used to do when looking at 1 screen or not, depending on your modus operandi.
@Koshdukai Computers have been capable of 3D interfaces for quite some time and a lot of experiments and research have gone into them. There is a reason they haven't caught on and it is likely this software will ultimately serve as an example why.
@analoq I know... and I've been following a lot of those experiences... and this is yet another one that may or may not be usable, as a graphical environment.
Currently having more accessible multi-touch surfaces may, eventually, help some of these 3D based paradigms, where natural zooming an panning movements are critical to make it usable.
I came.
RockerDuk 2 weeks ago in playlist Favorite videos
looks interesting but how does one sequence all the parts? I'm used to ableton, is their an arrangement area like ableton?
tuffvibes1972 2 weeks ago
I want to go there.... how can i buy/download/have this amazing looking software?
NTRLSLCTN1984 2 weeks ago
TBF though, that tune at the end is nice man.
DarkAndMartyr 2 weeks ago
looks like audiomulch no?
DarkAndMartyr 2 weeks ago
it looks great, i wanna try it out ;)
Where can i download?? cant see it in audiogl.bandcamp.com :(
awesome work :) is it still free? thx.
NnuxX 3 weeks ago
looks nice but... track from 10:58 is masteeeeeeeeerr!!!!!!!!!!!!! :D really nice Cybernetic Disco hehehee ;]
ali3nbug 3 weeks ago
im going to have so much fun with this. While blazing, its all going to be fucking fantastic.
ArniieeCDJ 3 weeks ago
I can't even beginn to tell you how amazed I am. This is absolutely unbelievable.
ODSTHelljumper 3 weeks ago in playlist More videos from AudioGL
Holy Guacamole!!!
GermanFafian 3 weeks ago
Rad as fuck
Anusideral 3 weeks ago
i agree, this distorted mid range so called dubstep (which possess ZERO DUB and just a bit of step) is fucking my brain to pieces out of sheer boredom and oversaturation of something that was once so smooth and deep and fresh and now has LFO'd so far up its ass its juat now a sad and sorry pastiche. Regardless - im looking forward to using this software.
cromlek 3 weeks ago
excited for us.. Hope this takes off like a rockit before the pole shift, ha. Seriously good luck
littleAlex44 1 month ago
you should demo this with fresher fuckin music man wtf is this played out dubstep shit
javaadqadir 1 month ago
@javaadqadir This is not even dubstep FYI... Anyway, this is a tech demo, not a music production demo. Just appreciate how you can morph signals easily. He's just using ONE oscillator... not tens of off-the-shelf VSTs ;-)
TexZK 3 weeks ago
the similarity between the 3D views, and Oramics... awesome. Check this out if you aren't familiar with Daphne Oram, the girl that basically invented all-electronic music, way ahead of her time for sure. en.wikipedia DawT org/wiki/Oramics
uncajesse 1 month ago
Is this how TRON actually kickstarted?
PlummetRu 1 month ago
It will revolutionize the market. There'a a supreme demand for a rich, adjustable built-in synthesizer. What more can you ask for than for AudioGL?
PlummetRu 1 month ago
Shamazing
Flyerswild 1 month ago
08:27 Matrix :D
Kin9DavidBeats 1 month ago
@digitaldreams1010101: According to his YouTube channel he wrote in November: "Quick Update: Development is going very well. Expect a large update in January."
fuckp21 1 month ago
holy fuck
shipwrecckk 1 month ago
por cierto! a esto sólo le falta una interfaz tactil para competir con reactable ;)
TheBlueByron 1 month ago
parece una mezcla de sonicBrith y maxMSP, brutal! felicitaciones!
TheBlueByron 1 month ago
If NI or Cubase or SOMEONE in the audio software business isn't all over this guy, they are insane.
SPKaa 1 month ago
It is really fantastic, I want it, but where is it? There is nothing on his site...8 months later and all you can do is to buy 2 songs?
Did he get "bought out" by competition?
digitaldreams1010101 1 month ago in playlist More videos from AudioGL
Incredible!
thebeatreport 1 month ago
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Amazing program. Looking forwart for the first playable edition. It's something that I was hoping to pop out for some years. If there is something we can do to promote further AGP please inform. I am curently interested for beta testing as a sound engineer and as a musician.
Oh, and when are we going to see a website?
Tinkal 2 months ago
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REDLABDJ 2 months ago
whoa! all i can say! i am amazed! 3d graphic sound!
dgunzon 2 months ago
You know how to make sexy tools, man!
distantElephant 2 months ago
Pretty cool!
alex789 3 months ago
Music in 3D! I WANT THIS SO BAD!
SLagerZahne 3 months ago in playlist More videos from AudioGL
This is awesome. i just hope the text and sliders are (going to be) resizeable.
neutron7 3 months ago
Awesome!
sonnengott666 3 months ago
Awesome man!!! This is music-making 3.0
clakkerclique 3 months ago
I will back you up in a kickstarter campaign, and so will my entire school (200+ students) probably! This is the next best thing, if Ableton and James Bond had a baby, this is what it would look like!
samhuisman 3 months ago 13
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REDLABDJ 2 months ago
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@samhuisman I would say this is more a baby from reaktor and max msp (Ableton's dad) and having Reactable as the big brother..
REDLABDJ 2 months ago
@samhuisman I guess you haven't heard of Max...
ploki2120 2 weeks ago
BEAST track!
65nightsofstatic 4 months ago
Absolutely magic!
Softcoresmusic 4 months ago
does this work for mac
01jonesd 4 months ago
I don't understand... if you've got it this close to working, do a pre-order. Post on KVR and let people buy and start using the "pre beta" version with the idea that they'll get the full version on release. Do an early adopter discount and you should get a big response.
zerocrossing 4 months ago 4
@zerocrossing the minecraft/c.a.r.s model would kill with this seriously
purplenumberF 3 months ago
sent this guy this message:
"Hey, so I assume you already get hundreds of messages per day about this software. From what I can tell, lots of people want to get their hands on it.
My only questions are:
1. where can we find more info about this!?
2. do you have the funding you need? (will a kick starter go up soon? etc)
3. Did your project get picked up by a company and is currently in secret development?
4. did you die? I hope not. This is a great idea! haha
Thanks!"
let's hope he responds!
ArgeeBrobot 4 months ago
but no vst or ?
Cutrexxx 4 months ago
You are my hero, when will we be able to get our hands on this?
MichaelOHaganMusic 4 months ago
Love it. Make it a Kickstarter campaign. Kickstarters don't take shares and let you do your own thing. I'd be in!
pgorgeshb 5 months ago 2
dude!
neoniastarz 5 months ago
This is super ace, am not particularly good with the techy side of audio but I am curious, what OS platform / SW did you use to project the visuals in 3D space?
nyambizi 6 months ago
This is brilliant.. I hope you get a substantial investor, I'd love to play around with this finished product.
Awesome idea!
vonbryce 6 months ago
hmmm... pretty nice electrocardiogram .....
Good health.
ruffstereo 6 months ago 2
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dadoo1617 6 months ago
Its like Living inside TRON back in 1982! Amazing. I also wonder once this gets on its way if you could use a jazz mutant lemur or some kind of special kaoss pad with it as a controller, that would be pretty cool.
ollie633 6 months ago
oh my fucking god
spinvector 6 months ago
Good program but this is not music, just electronic farts to make dance hipsters friday night...
smsuikup 6 months ago
dude i cant stop thinking about how epic this whole thing would be to watch in 3d
jphorn1223 7 months ago
HOLY SSSSSSHHHHHHHHHHIIIIIIIIIIIIIEEET!!!
sonicshooter15 7 months ago
HOLY. SHIT.
Ctcwired 7 months ago
Anyone who disliked this really doesn't get audio tech - This is the most amazing piece of kit I've seen this year. Fair play, 10/10!
ReCreationStudio 7 months ago
First of all, bravo for making this :) It requires an insane amount of brain, time and motivation to make this on your own. How much more work do you want put in this before you release it? I would love to try a beta build. Will there be any documentation?
aleksandarrodic 7 months ago
Are you from the future?
autumnnn 7 months ago 47
Blew my mind!!!
aleksandarrodic 7 months ago
AMAZING!! Wow!!
djnth 7 months ago
Great...!!!
take0E 7 months ago
I'm surprised that the demo song was actually really impressive unlike 100% of music tech demo songs that sound like they were made by a bald 50-year old man with dire taste in music. Really innovative stuff.
heyguy1231 7 months ago 3
This is simply FANTASTIC!
I hope you get the money, I buy one when it is available:) Thanx for the video and demo
digitaldreams1010101 7 months ago
OMG! Love it!
LauraEvaR 7 months ago
I just don't get one thing, is this a modular synth environment like Reaktor or this is a DAW?
adir544 7 months ago
when this hits 88mph....
mighty fine work, hope you get all the backing you need dude
munkola 7 months ago
where can i buy this? is fucking awesome, this guy is the fucking einstein of music
ginnungagap3 7 months ago
The mind that created this is simply genious!
BestRemixesOnlyVol2 7 months ago
haaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa !!!
unbelievable !!
when i can use it ?
ovalys 7 months ago
This is absolutely fantastic! I don't get people arguing over the 3D GUI: the most amazing thing is the whole sonic/programming concept... though I'm in love w/ Reaktor (& many other synths, like Zebra, SS2, etc.), still, personally, I'd love to get this thing ASAP! Would it be programable @ lower levels, again, a la Reaktor, @ some point? ...Still, as is, this sounds fantastic & I cannot wait to get this & use it... GREAT CONCEPT!! ...'CHAPEAU' ON AN ABSOLUTELY FANTASTIC PIECE OF WORK!!
papaginou 7 months ago
Simply the coolest thing I've ever seen. I dreamed about this kind of technology appearing, and you're making it happen. Great work.
FuturLabVideo 7 months ago
beautiful!!!
tinctu 7 months ago
Very Reaktoresque. What does GL stand for here? The name brings to mind Creative's Open AL from back in the day.
M0rganstudios 7 months ago
How much do you need?
picopallasi 8 months ago
Quite cool environment to work on/with.
I hate those thin direct connecting lines with target points the size of a pinhead though, this is why I hate some of the current modular-based GUI solutions :/
Thicker (weighted curved) lines, bigger origin/target points would get me more interested to the point of putting my money where my interest is.
...unless this is used on a multi-touch surface where zoom in/out is such a natural thing that sizes of objects and connections is almost irrelevant.
Koshdukai 8 months ago
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Koshdukai 8 months ago
Have you thought about giving out an alpha release (with the caveat that will crash a whole lot) to interested artists? I'll bet professional audioGL demos (or tracks made therein) by electronica names would be a good fire under this project's rear :D
crassirus 8 months ago
I take it this Audio GL will be proprietary.
LouigiVerona 8 months ago
This music software is about 2 109 787 239 423 049 lightyears before today's DAW software! Excellent work, excellent design, excellent idea, excellent sounding, excellent everything! I am so excited that Someone (yes, big letter for The Creator of AudioGL) bring to life this Extremely Innovative Perspective Of Sound Creation! Pure Genius!
I am just earning money for that!
Peace out brother!
eightballpl 8 months ago
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davefk 8 months ago
This is pretty much the future of sequencing and modular synthesis on computers imo...
This is like how I envisioned cyberspace as a kid, but in the world of music... it's so amazing i want it to be out now so we can make some techno in hyperspace ;D
expressionsinsound 8 months ago
Wow.... This project you are working on is absolutely amazing. I will most definitely be buying this program if it keeps up like this.
This project might actually cause me to build a Windows machine..
[Just wanted to ask, any interest in Linux release?]
Amazing program
Flasimbufasa 8 months ago
Wicked!
elstyr 8 months ago
Thought for money.. let people invest a certain amount and be guaranteed an eternally updateable/upgradeable copy of your software. I would donate for this incentive.
brettf 8 months ago
I'm a producer with international releases and music in Hollywood films, I'd love to be involved in testing and promoting with for you
fastyria 8 months ago
This is incredible. The GUI is so beautiful. Surely you're inundated with investment. If I had cash to invest I would...best of luck.
billyfaithfull 8 months ago
Please put this up on Kickstarter so I can give you my money.
rigaudio 8 months ago 12
@rigaudio I second this!!!
ArgeeBrobot 4 months ago
Also kinda wondering why there are as much as five dislikes on this video. I just can't understand why anyone in the world would give dislikes to this.
Skelic 8 months ago
The looks and sounds - the whole style - seems insanely intriguing and interesting. I love the abstracticality that shines from this program and I would definitely want to try to generate something with it myself :)
Skelic 8 months ago
what about vst support and midi support :)?
Linkydj 8 months ago
this wil lbe the next big thing.
Linkydj 8 months ago
Very Cool!!!!!!!!!!
MrRomosel 8 months ago
Just awesome.
Burufunk 8 months ago
Really excellent stuff. The UI makes visceral sense as well as being beautiful.
How do you *create* the automation though? Especially the very fast waveform changes -- I'm guessing those weren't drawn in the x-y window with the mouse.
ahp00k 8 months ago
This looks amazing! I'd definatly want to have this to make tunes on. Make it so!
Heliosas 8 months ago
This is amazing!
paradiddle16 8 months ago
i keep coming back & watching this, its just amazing.. someones got to give you some cash to release this, best of luck, need anything in 5.1, let me know ;)
marcmitchell 8 months ago
This is awesome
HeyLookItsASpah 8 months ago
What? Why are there four dislikes? If someone hated technology and music so bad, why were they on a computer looking up an audio program?
CoyoteCalienteTx 8 months ago 2
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jTomygun 8 months ago
I'm not actually into Music Making. I'm amazed by the User Interface which is just brilliant. I can clearly see myself using this kind of design for many other areas besides Audio.
I hope you get your your funding! Otherwise open a Kickstarter project and I will surely chip in.
jTomygun 8 months ago
Wow great tool !
cedricpinson 8 months ago
Okay,
i understand, how a guitar works, i understand how a drumkit works and i think i might have understood the idea of a synthesizer - but WOOOOHHAAAAA
what is going on in your head?!
It's not just the way you realized the whole thing but the idea!! man you're awesome, i think it just burned some synapsis - i have to watch the whole thing again...
Brilliant!
polifla 8 months ago
you need a FACEBOOK page to keep people updated
fristytron 8 months ago
This DEFINITELY looks like something I'd shell out reasonable money for. I've always wanted to make music but I had no real talent with any traditional instrument. Being able to automate a lot of the process really appeals to me.
One the product is released, will you be providing tutorials on how to put together cool stuff like this?
Andreus 8 months ago
Fucking brilliant. I hope this goes a long way.
3noneTwo 8 months ago
Please, make it an AU plugins, and your sells will grow enourmously... Mac users haven't something like SynthMaker or other modular synths with an actrattive GUI.
This would be amazing...
NRMNK 8 months ago
O MY GOD my day began just as awesome as I couldn’t even imagine.
23lizards 8 months ago
I already want to give all my money to this guy.
floba23 8 months ago 2
@floba23 paypal account?
fristytron 8 months ago
Certainly looks and sounds great. Release it open source and I'll give you a kiss!
maybepumpkins 8 months ago
I think you should approach Bangalter and Homem-Christo with this, to be honest. This sounds (pun not intended) like something that they would sponsor to the skies.
TheDaftMonk 8 months ago
This is the most badass piece of software technology I have ever witnessed.
TheDaftMonk 8 months ago
Awesome. If you do start a kickstarter im down!
SparkyMichaud 8 months ago
i think this thing is a technical problem...
vaisnava 8 months ago
I think you should make a bussines model like minecraft. Give download for free but implement user logins that are handled by your server to use software. You will have to pay for login. You can start with lower price while still in alpha and up the price when development evolves towards release. :) It worked for minecraft why not for this, this is freaking awesome. Send previews to music magazines and you're set for promotion :)
lifter035 8 months ago
The intro song rocked my socks off.
thatbennyguy 8 months ago
cool soft!!!...but___
how the hell build a song with only one monophonic osc!
please respond!!!
psychothrophic2009 8 months ago 7
@psychothrophic2009 A ton of automation, cleaver arranging and lots of routing :P
sacredgeometry 7 months ago
@psychothrophic2009 He changes the oscillator waveform quite rapidly, that is what the 2d controllers does. And to spice things up, he split the signal to 10 channels. Look carefully after 9:00
kowdermeister 6 months ago
@kowdermeister
...I may have some idea how to build it on different soft. eg. ableton.
But really like to try AudioGL in real, any device(any OS)...even without touch-controlled options,
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psychothrophic2009 6 months ago
@psychothrophic2009 I was thinking to do the same with Reason :) I hope he gets funing as well to play with it.
kowdermeister 6 months ago
@psychothrophic2009
how's your progress with reason and one monophonic OSC as a source of sound man?
...and please tell me you're doing this in 'subtractor' :)
psychothrophic2009 6 months ago
One of the best and most innovative concepts i've seen.
This turns tables in computer music production and user interface.
Congratulations!
synthlab 8 months ago
this is brilliant dude, would luv to make music on this i n 5.1.. possible ?
marcmitchell 8 months ago
I m Speechless.... INCREDIBLE STUFF.
analphabetik 8 months ago
I will pay for this. This looks brilliant! ETA?
7oas7y 8 months ago
Head on over to KVR VST forum members would be interested in rustling up some funding support.
syikom 8 months ago
If I could help fund this into commercial release I probably would. Never seen anything like this. phenomenal!!
radial77 8 months ago
パネぇw！
mekayamaneo 8 months ago
Add a KINECT interface for control and a big screen... that would be epic!
psychm0 8 months ago
Now this is what i call the future of music making! Absolutely brilliant!
abnerj88 8 months ago
I am expecting MIDI to be killed off by something like Pd/Max/SuperCollider any time now because of touch screen computers like iPad. Consider this as a synth authoring environment that actually runs on the iPad along side a highly playable interface.
rrr00bb 8 months ago
Brilliant. I want it and I will help you realize this any way I can. I will talk to an attorney I know, highly connected, might be able to help w/ funding...
Notecrusher 8 months ago
This is amazing. I'm not personally into electronic music, but as I was watching in fascination, all I could think of was what could I do with it!!!
I would buy this if within a reasonable price
Gremsongs 8 months ago
Awesome man. This looks pretty sweet. Let me know how I can support you and help you BETA test. ;-)
spindizzyman 8 months ago
hands down, this is one of the most amazing things I have ever seen. Would certainly LOVE to see this software being taught here at Vancouver Film School as a part of a sound design course sometimes in the near future. Thanks for sharing!
Matt
matijabg 8 months ago
This is pure genius! You will have no problem at all getting financing! And when it's out, I'm buying it.
HXXXXAN 8 months ago
HOLY FUCK
peepeeland 8 months ago
This would work real nicely with a 3D mouse.
noouch 8 months ago
amazing in all aspects. congrats!
9b0 8 months ago
This software has a bright future for sure.
I never knew that with one OSC you could do all that! I LOVE THAT TRACK, I want more! *track downloaded*
rixouney 8 months ago
Can you make a video of how you build up a track with the automations? How easy it is to copy and paste sequences, can I record MIDI controls. This stuff is way beyond anything I've seen, so if you can compose fast with it, this will spread like a virus :)
kowdermeister 8 months ago
So, kinect is starting to make sense :) With that you could create an amazing perfomance to record automations just by waving in the air.
kowdermeister 8 months ago
This is incredibely AMAZING!!!
shinyless 8 months ago
This looks and sounds fantastic, and I'm roundly impressed by the diversity on display here. I predict that this will be a successful product regardless of how it's funded.
Also, who are you and where are your electronic music releases?
GuacamoleQueen 8 months ago
I still don't see what purpose the 3D view provides other than "eye candy". The producing interface is a fairly standard 2D modular interface with a nice 2D envelope editor. Nothing wrong with eye candy, but those interpreting this as an innovative 3D interface appear misguided. Nice tune though.
analoq 8 months ago 12
@analoq it looks like a good way to visualize 2D envelopes over time.
noouch 8 months ago
@noouch Doubtful. The best way to visualize 2D envelopes is in 2D, nicely laid out where they aren't obscuring each other due to camera angles or inconsistent sizes due to a non-orthogonal perspective. The 3D is a novelty, one which will wear off quickly for a serious producer.
analoq 8 months ago 3
@analoq What i mean is that you can visualize it ideally in 3D, because it's a curve that consists of X, Y, and time, which runs along the Z axis. Now the actual display may be questionable, but the basic idea is there.
noouch 8 months ago
@noouch The envelope generators are two dimensional. The XY controls would effectively be three-dimensional but unnecessarily so - things like volume/pan or cutoff/resonance are not always ideal to have their automation coupled.
analoq 8 months ago 2
@analoq It's cool. That's the purpose. Like using a Mac over a PC. The user experience is cooler, so you feel a little bit more special using it. Same as driving a Porsche over a Ford. Eye candy, feeling candy, speed candy, whatever you want to call it - the experience of using something matters.
FuturLabVideo 7 months ago
@FuturLabVideo "Cool" doesn't matter much to a professional.
analoq 7 months ago
@analoq vision... you're actually "inside" your track and automation/notes are an integral part of the modules presence... the simple fact that you geometrically see the automation lines go through the module controls can add a lot of natural information to people well suited to deal and quickly grasp a lot of info that only space and dimensional information can provide at a glance (that's how our brain is usually wired in the rea<l world). And instantly getting visually appealing video track;)
Koshdukai 7 months ago
@Koshdukai You can find another comment I made about that, there's really nothing here a 2D view couldn't visualize more efficiently.
analoq 7 months ago
@analoq well, differences of opinion that explain why all DAWs have their own customers because people don't think of feel (or work) alike ;)
...it's like working with a virtual representation of a rack of devices and missing the flip-to-the-back on some apps. Not allowing me to "go to the back and do the wiring" feels claustrophobic to me, but others don't complain.
Allowing zoom out of 2D view of a set of objects and navigate towards another group from another angle may be helpful to some.
Koshdukai 7 months ago
@Koshdukai Propellerheads' back-of-the-rack is a poor example because that feature provides routing usability that wouldn't be available otherwise. The 3D view in this application is a playback visualization; it doesn't allow you to do anything you couldn't otherwise do.
analoq 7 months ago
@analoq currently, from the videos, it allows me 2 things:
1) Quickly navigate to one device and inspect the parameters while at the same time, at a glance see what's coming and what went through it, optionally, seeing that same data on the surrounding objects. quite difficult to accomplish this today on DAWs
2) Instant graphically pleasing Video for your track if you want to publish it on Youtube ;)
Koshdukai 7 months ago
@Koshdukai I'll give you #2 but #1 is available in just about every DAW software. e.g. in Logic you can easily view automation data for multiple tracks at a time, with the added advantage of not having them obscured by the camera's perspective or inconsistent sizes by a non-orthogonal view.
analoq 7 months ago
@analoq that's the problem... that info is sliced into 1 screen width, and only detailed enough as the screen height allows... you're looking at a sequence of pictures instead of a landscape.
...but, like I said initially, it's all about how people feel comfortable with, how their brain is wired and how these project can actually deliver on their promise. AudioGL, at this stage has some good GUI foundations, but still needs improvements, to be usable, at least from the video demos, IMHO.
Koshdukai 7 months ago
@Koshdukai At this stage, the "problems" with the 2D view are less so than with the 3D "landscape". I don't see a genuine need being addressed by the 3D view and personally I don't think the developer is even attempting to address one. It may be cynical but I think it's just a gimmick to get attention and eventually profit from. Seems to be working so far.
analoq 7 months ago
@analoq I understand your view, and indeed, there's a certain amount of gimmickness to this that at least is attracting some attention while also doing a lot for the already mentioned instante video version of your track.
I believe that the valid quite simple premise of AudioGL's GUI was: X/Y axis for generators and modulators and Z for data flow timeline. Quite a simple but powerful visual premise that can help or not data visualization oriented artists. Let's see wait and see, I guess...
Koshdukai 7 months ago
@analoq ...it's a bit like jumping from 80x25 char single screen prompt line to multi-window GUI... it opens up a new dimension and quick glance at info, when/if well implemented, GUI-wise.
You may end up doing exactly what you used to do when looking at 1 screen or not, depending on your modus operandi.
Koshdukai 7 months ago
@Koshdukai Computers have been capable of 3D interfaces for quite some time and a lot of experiments and research have gone into them. There is a reason they haven't caught on and it is likely this software will ultimately serve as an example why.
analoq 7 months ago
@analoq I know... and I've been following a lot of those experiences... and this is yet another one that may or may not be usable, as a graphical environment.
Currently having more accessible multi-touch surfaces may, eventually, help some of these 3D based paradigms, where natural zooming an panning movements are critical to make it usable.
Koshdukai 7 months ago