Discover a playful instrument meant for testing different sounds, on different sequences and tones, with adjustable controllers, for well-directed output. #Analog Sequencer #Generate Sounds #Waveform Generator #Analog #Sequencer #Sound
Melodizer is the kind of free tool that enables learning, in a fun and simplistic manner, all the needed ins and outs of analog-sequence melody creation, especially if you are a beginner in the field of music and sound creation and generation.
Melodizer is an open-source utility with nice features that help control and direct your outputs. It has a built-in oscillator and a bunch of sound effects. The starting point in creating a new composition involves selecting the desired tone. You can choose between more than 10 different ones; some of these are gentle tones, digital icicles, melancholy violin, blues bass, deep-sea signals, or alien chatter.
The tool's GUI looks simple and directs users from left to right, top to bottom to configure and adjust the indicated controllers. You can access different panels called Oscil, Envelope, Effects, Clock, Pitch, Master, and Sequence. Every time you adjust or change one of these controllers, the outputted melody changes. With a fast response time, Melodizer manages to offer almost immediate feedback on whether the change you made produced or not the expected results.
With this application, you can navigate through the sound configuration steps in a breeze. For example, the 'Oscil' panel allows setting the waveform type, its glide, and the movement (in seconds). In the 'Envelope' section, you can adjust how the melody changes while played (this includes adjusting the amplitude, filters, or pitch). In the 'Effects' area, you should configure the sound effects' time delay, plus other parameters of the melody, like the flange, rate, depth, feed, etc.
Going further, in the 'Clock' section, users can select the desired sound source (internal or external), the BPM, and the step level (the time), the swing, plus the play/pause/stop buttons. In the 'Pitch' tab, there are the key, sound scale, the octave number, and the range. Lastly, in the 'Master' window, there are the other sound controllers for adjusting the volume (decibels), the width, the voices, and the seed.
In conclusion, Melodizer is a powerful and reliable application for those who want to learn how sound is produced. Although the tool is not perfect and it could be improved, the project is still worth testing.
What's new in Melodizer 1.0.1:
- I heard from someone on the Youtube demo video that the Windows Standalone was no longer working and so I looked into it. Turns out that when using DirectSound for audio, which is the default, input devices can fail to actually do any reading, which was locking up the audio thread. This also meant that trying to switch to a different audio system (like ASIO) would cause the app to hang completely. So I've released this bug fix version that disables audio input in the Standalone version and sets the input channel count to zero in the VST versions. For the Standalone, this fixed the issue for me. For the VST versions, I don't think it changes behavior at all, but is the more correct channel configuration, since Melodizer is a VST instrument and doesn't do anything with input audio.
Melodizer 1.0.1
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Windows 11
Windows 10 32/64 bit
Windows 8 32/64 bit
Windows 7 32/64 bit - file size:
- 724 KB
- filename:
- Melodizer_x86.exe
- main category:
- Multimedia
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