lq-fm / panel
The synth has a face now
The real panel is working from playing through to saving and reopening a patch. The new screenshots are the instrument as it runs today.
development archive
Build notes.
A running record of what changed, why it changed and what still needs work. No launch theatre—just the actual state of the instruments.
Current work
newest first↗
lq-fm / sound
No more clicks when the sound changes
A day spent making level, tuning, modulation and algorithm changes move smoothly. It is invisible work, but the instrument already feels better for it.
lq-fm / algorithms
Thirty-two ways to connect six operators
The full set now moves from tangled modulation stacks to cleaner, more open sounds as you browse through it.
lq-fm / editing
Changing a patch while a note is playing
Editing, undo and the audio engine are now talking safely. A stress test caught one awkward timing bug before the interface depended on it.
lq-fm / first sound
It plays
The first electric-piano patch came out of six operators, twelve voices and the first handful of algorithms.
lq-12 / nearly ready
The eight-track version is together
The last big pieces are working. I’m listening to DIRT one more time before signing the app and inviting the first testers.
lq-12 / tracks
One track became eight
The moment lq-12 stopped feeling like a sampler demo and started feeling like a groovebox.
Earlier experiments
kept for the recordmodular workstation
dRACKS
A node-based environment for generative systems, with 41 pattern, synth, effect, modulation and I/O nodes.
ask about the project →spectral memory effect / 0.1
afterimage
A stereo effect that holds the spectral trace of incoming audio, then lets it fade, smear or stay.
ask about the project →private beta
Help shape the next build.
Choose the instrument you want to test. I’ll reply when there is a build ready for useful outside feedback.