A polygonal synthesis program. Not particularly useful right now, but very fun to use.
video.mp4
Link in case the file doesn't work
Polygonal synthesis is a method of audio synthesis that generates sound derived from shapes and figures.
Inspiration and references:
- Video and article by Fendoap
- White paper
git clone https://github.com/Swarthe/figsynth
cd figsynth
cabal build
Dependencies:
- Cabal
- GHC
- OpenGL 3
- SDL 2
- GLEW 3
See here for more details.
cabal run
Requires the SuperCollider server to be installed (scsynth
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This program has been tested on Arch Linux, and should generally work Unix/POSIX systems.
- Improved performance and less allocation
- Higher resolution graph
- Pseudo 3D graph with mouse panning
- Ability to record, save and export sound samples
Copyright (C) 2024 Emil Overbeck <emil.a.overbeck at gmail dot com>
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This file is part of FigSynth
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This software is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of version 3 of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation.
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This program includes Roboto, licensed under the Apache license.