About this app
Eight touch-sensitive voices, a cross-modulation matrix, a dual modulated delay and an overdrive - with no keyboard, no scale and no quantisation anywhere in the signal path. OktaDie is not a subtractive synth with a fancy front panel: it is a machine that responds to touch, drifts on its own, and never produces exactly the same sound twice.
Inspired by the legendary analogue "organismic synthesizer", OktaDie follows the same philosophy: the envelope is part of the oscillator, not a VCA after it; noise, bleed and crosstalk are features, not defects; and every position of every control is designed to produce a usable soundscape.
PLAYED BY TOUCH Eight multitouch pads replace the keyboard. Play them with several fingers at once, slide sideways to glide from one pad to the next.…
Preview
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Independent evidence report
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Assessment & version history
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What this app sells
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