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| 6july2023 [2023/07/06 22:51] – lars | 6july2023 [2023/07/06 22:53] (current) – [6 June 2023 - VividShaper] lars |
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| My first idea was to create a monophonic synth. I couldn't really see how it would work out to generate several waves from different generators. I also didn't understand the need of more than one oscillator. However, I realised soon that I needed to go polyphonic, which was solved by running a Lua interpreter for each generator, and also allow for more than one oscillator within each generator to give a rich sound. | My first idea was to create a monophonic synth. I couldn't really see how it would work out to generate several waves from different generators with one Lua code. I also didn't understand the need of more than one oscillator. However, I realised soon that I needed to go polyphonic, which was solved by running a Lua interpreter for each generator, and also allow for more than one oscillator within each generator to give a rich sound. |
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| In the final version of VividShaper that I now submit to App Store, you can play up to eight notes at a time and each note may have up to eight oscillators. You can also run it on both iOS and macOS. On macOS, it works great on both Logic Pro and Ableton Live. It got iCloud support so you can easily share your patches between your devices. | In the final version of VividShaper that I now have submitted to App Store, you can play up to eight notes at a time and each note may have up to eight oscillators. You can also run it on both iOS and macOS. On macOS, it works great on both Logic Pro and Ableton Live. It got iCloud support so you can easily share your patches between your devices. |
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