Close the tab and the state is gone. Stereo out of any
speakers; nine channels for your DAW, if you route them there.
Open
The source is open, and the schematic is published on release
day, not on request.
See exactly how it works
No claim here that isn't in the code. The signal diagram, the
filter topology, the coupling maths and the four prime delay
lengths, all published, not withheld.
How hard each resonator is driven towards singing on its own.
Origin
The fundamental everything else is derived from.
Element
What the resonators appear to be made of.
Harmonic
How the eight are spaced against the fundamental.
Form
The shape the sound takes in time.
Gestalt
How much the eight behave as one body. It changes what the
other five mean.
The refusals
No presets.Costs you the ability to return to yesterday's patch.
Nothing stored in the app.Close the tab and the state is gone.
No account.No sign-in, no email, no waitlist, not ever.
No analytics.There is no counter, so we will never know how many of you there are.
No menus.If it will not fit on the surface, it does not go in.
No tutorial.Nobody explains a cello in an overlay.
No undo.Playing is not editing.
No scale lock.No quantise, no snap, no A=440.
No tier.No price, no pro, no donation prompt while you are playing.
No claims we cannot show you the code for.Not sacred, not ancient, not healing — figures with numbers in them.
No neutrality where taking a side is free.
No counting.No timer, no streak, no progress bar. Time passes here uncounted.
Routing
Stereo is the default: it plays on any speakers or headphones, no
setup required. The nine-channel DAW bus is there when you want it,
one click away, and it needs a virtual multi-channel driver you
install — this says so plainly rather than pretend it is one click.
Bus
stereo by default; 1–9 dry-plus-shaped, opt in
Device
a virtual audio device: BlackHole, VB-CABLE, PipeWire, JACK
Clock
WebMIDI, either direction
Disk
a WAV streamed straight to a file you chose
It takes about an hour before you stop fighting it. That hour is
the instrument.