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Ryan Robinson
Generate melodies with evolving musical cells
Allows users to create music using a based on Conway’s Game of Life. Users can manipulate up to four voices, each with distinct movement patterns and rhythms. Notes are generated based on golden ratio-derived note values.
Fishman Transducers Inc.
Record guitar notes, edit tracks, and play
Allows guitarists to control MIDI instruments and loops using a guitar-mounted controller. It enables playing synthesized sounds, arpeggiated patterns, and layered instruments. Users can record and playback audio files triggered by guitar notes.
National Film Board / Office national du film
Explore environments and collect tokens
Navigate through forests, grasslands, and tundra to find poetic tokens. Activate tokens to reveal hidden words and trigger environmental changes. Interact with flora and fauna to witness dynamic visual and auditory effects.
Marvin Krueger
Arrange controls, connect devices, play music
Customizable digital with piano roll, pads, sliders, button grid, step sequencer, XY slider, and chorder. Connect via USB, Bluetooth, or Wi-Fi. Supports IN for compatible software. Arrange controls on a canvas.
Alexander Zolotov
Create music with 1-bit sound
Create musical sketches and chiptunes with true 1-bit sound. Use a pattern-based sequencer to arrange notes. Access sound packs for unique tones. Record audio from microphone or line-in. Import and export WAV files.
Ryan Robinson
Sequence steps with conditional wormholes
Create and edit sequences with step-based patterns. Connect steps using conditional wormholes for structured or random variation. Adjust melodies in real time without affecting the groove. Sync with external devices for live performance.
Cem Olcay
Generate notes with ball collisions
Create music using a - sequencer. Play notes by bouncing balls on customizable keyboards. Adjust ball count, speed, and size. Set key/scale, velocity range, octave, and channel. Customize notes per keyboard. All keyboards share the same scale.
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