2026.01.11
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2025.12.14
The new app is out!
Meet Low Poly Synth -
a generator of melodic atmospheric sounds with billions of unique timbres.
Built on modified synthesis algorithms from Fractal Bits, Relic Waves, and Relic Flow.
improved algorithm for searching for free polyphony channels in synths and samplers: if an empty channel can't be found, a search is performed for a channel with a released note (the NoteOFF command is processed, but the tail of the voice is still playing);
Sampler: new Attack and Release controllers;
both parameters only work when the volume envelope is enabled (in the sample editor);
values: 0 - instant; 32768 - infinite;
approximate length in ticks = log(1/100) / log(value/32768);
LFO: additional frequency units: semitone, semitone/100;
LFO: new controllers: Transpose, Finetune;
now an empty selection in the pattern editor is equivalent to one selected event under the current cursor position;
new options in sunvox_config.ini:
nosel_mode - how to interpret an empty selection in a pattern:
0 - ignore;
1 (default) - select the event under the cursor;
2 - select the entire pattern;
nextpat_mode - what to do after switching to the next/previous pattern (using the corresponding shortcuts) when a looped playback of the selected pattern is active:
0 (default) - start playback of the new selected pattern after the current loop is completed;
1 - continue playback of the previous looped pattern.
bug fixes.
2025.10.23
Where (2008)
This demo was created in 2007-2008 using an early version of Pixilang 1.x.
The music was written specifically for this work.
But something went wrong, and the demo ended up gathering dust in the archives until 2025,
when I decided to restore it, make minimal edits, and finally release it in video format.
The source files will be made public later.
By the way, the "Where" soundtrack, unlike the demo, was not abandoned and was released as part of the "Back to the Sources" album in 2009.
The music, of course, was composed in SunVox.