Full operator's manuals for the tools, panel by panel. Written for people who want to know what every control does, not just where to click.
The DecentSampler instrument — patches, controls and what's inside the two volumes.
[ READ ]The dual-oscillator synthesizer — every control and the signal path behind it.
[ READ ]Generative texture built in the browser, then rendered straight to WAV.
[ READ ]Eight synthesis voices across four engines, plus a sample layer for your own WAVs.
[ READ ]Sixteen pads, a sequencer and MIDI out — the sample player, panel by panel.
[ READ ]The macro oscillator laboratory: every modulation algorithm and how they behave.
[ READ ]Every generative sequencer — Quadrivium, Automata, Vector Path, Physarum, Harmonograph, Kinetic, Flux and Fossil.
[ READ ]Build a MIDI control surface in the browser, wire every element to hardware, then play it.
[ READ ]Auto-sampling hardware synths over MIDI and audio — the matrix, latency calibration and the review pass.
[ READ ]The DS workbench: Auto Mapper, UI Editor, Skin Lab, Map Check, Preset Diff and the Session Planner.
[ READ ]The four-operator editor for the JoMoX MOD·FM — operators, matrix and SysEx handling.
[ READ ]Editor and librarian for the dual digital delay, both engines side by side.
[ READ ]Editor and librarian over SysEx: every parameter on one page instead of behind the front panel.
[ READ ]Capture impulse responses from your own hardware — sweep deconvolution with harmonic separation.
[ READ ]Synthetic impulse responses: rooms, plates and springs built from parameters rather than captured.
[ READ ]Batch WAV conversion for hardware samplers: rate, bit depth and channels in one pass.
[ READ ]Delay times, tempo, tuning and disk space — the arithmetic you otherwise do twice and still get wrong.
[ READ ]Live message inspector: what your hardware is actually sending, byte by byte.
[ READ ]Check that every knob, pad and key on a controller sends what it should — before the session, not during it.
[ READ ]Send, receive and archive patch dumps from anything that speaks SysEx.
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