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I wrote a full post about that schematic. I started digging into the Quantussy internals by studying the Cocoquantus schematic diagram. And this led me to build emulations of it. It does not use random functions! But, since it uses analog components with slight variations over time, temperature, etc., it is not fully deterministic. The Quantussy supports exactly this kind of exploration.

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The work of creating such sounds entails discovering, often by trial and error, the right combination of control and sound generating modules, and adjustments of their many parameters. I have an interest in generative music, automatically generated sounds that have the potential to seem as if they were intentionally composed, but in actuality are in some sense accidental, but not simply random. However, the applications can go far beyond that use! Generative Applications The purpose of the Quantussy is primarily to provide modulations for the two digital delays (COCO) in the Cocoquantus. The Quantussy petals can also run at audio frequencies, as well as “Balcium” frequencies, depending on a toggle switch. Running at low frequencies, the Quantussy is intended to provide ample modulations for the various functions of the COCOs, through inputs “FLIP”, “SKIP”, and “SP.AF”, or “Speed Affect”. The Quantussy is thus both based on five (5), but four(4)… and its name also refers to Quantum Physics through its unique “double quantizing” of angular momentum. The Quantussy is a five (5) petaled flower, each petal with oscirator, that creates a rhythm, that triggers quantizations of the movements of the other four oscirators. Audulus now runs in portrait orientation on iPhone.Quantussy is the name Peter Blasser gave to the cluster of five oscillators in his Cocoquantus. Including a preview of the new uModules, currently under development. Instead of installing examples to your documents folder, you can now browse for examples when creating a new document. Select a node to highlight its connections. You can drag & drop patches from the Files app.

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Patch metadata (tags, author, description) has been removed. The Module Library is now organized in a hierarchy. So you can now organize your patches into folders, search, easily move patches to iCloud, etc. We are using iOS 11's new document browser. This massive expansion uses graphical symbols instead of text abbreviations for control labeling.Īudulus 3.5 has been redesigned to make it easier to release smaller updates such as adding new patches, tutorials, and modules.Īnd finally, Audulus now runs in portrait mode on iPhone! The new examples include previews of an upcoming module library redesign.

Just select a node or group of modules, and their output wires highlight while all others dim.Īudulus 3.5 comes with an expanded library of examples accessible from the create document menu. This saves time, especially when building large patches.Īutomatic highlighting, new to Audulus 3.5, simplifies understanding patches. On iPad, the Module Library remains open as you patch. Furthermore, you can search for modules and nodes by name, as well as drag and drop patches from iCloud storage. The Module Library now arranges modules in a folder hierarchy, which makes finding modules much faster. With a new streamlined patch browser, you can sort patches into folders, mark your favorites, and more easily share your creations with the world. Audulus 3.5 integrates the fast and convenient file management provided by iOS 11’s new file browser.

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