Alkimiya

Sound design and editing require specialized tools, and bringing analogical techniques in today’s digital environment can pose several challenges. For instance, working with vector curves for defining sound characteristics is still a valuable tool. Accounting for such aspects, Alkimiya will provide users with the means to create, edit, and manage sound effects and instrument output, all via several, purpose fit tools that rely on vector curves.

The application features a simple interface, which manages to accommodate all the required tools and features. The menus don’t contain too many features and at first glance, one would think that there some oversimplification going on.

However, on closer inspection, the multi-section layout has all the required elements, starting from the on-screen claviature, waveform visualizer, as well as the rounded library of pre-defined waveforms.

The strength of the application lies in its context menu, which will allow users access to numerous options, regardless of when toggling it in the library, as well as the waveform visualizer area.

One will be able to easily add new instruments, signal (of various shapes), as well as a load of other pitch, control, balance, filter, or generator items. Editing controls are also provided via the context menu, which means that you will be able to easily cut, delete or control the recording, in just a single click.

This sound editing synthesizer will allow you to perform waveform manipulation through the means of vector curves. Thanks to a built-in, comprehensive library of effects and other elements, you will be able to define the preferred waveform in just a few clicks.