#Soundhack convolution software#

It can produce echoes, reverbs, cascading loops, bizarre synth tones, lush chorus, metallic flange, total protonic reversal, and chattery granulations. SoundHack and Make Noise's most recent collaboration is the Mimeophon: a Stereo Multizone Color Audio Repeater which provides easy access to all of the magical possibilities of delay lines. This hints toward something truly benevolent and good at the heart of the Make Noise/SoundHack relationship: it is a partnership between deeply creative, thoughtful designers who want to share with the world their unique perspectives and curiosity about sound.

#Soundhack convolution software#

While Morphagene may not be the first granular synthesis hardware and Erbe-Verb might not be the first hardware reverb, these devices do bring with them approaches to their respective techniques that previously were only available if you were to build your own software solution from scratch-which, of course, even the most profoundly gifted musicians are not always able to do. And Make Noise and SoundHack do so with an invariably unique spin, using their own creativity to offer a fresh perspective on how even familiar techniques can be turned into something entirely new.Д«ecause of this, I believe it is fair to say that Tom Erbe and Make Noise's work is pioneering.

It is awesome to see concepts and techniques from the obscure corners of electronic music history and the computer music sphere gradually find their way into the Eurorack universe many such devices bring as-of-yet unrealized or under-explored possibilities into the hardware realm for the first time, allowing musicians to explore concepts that previously were out of reach. There is a special place in my heart for the collaborative work by Make Noise and SoundHack's Tom Erbe. And I'm not alone-a wave of strong enthusiastic responses always seems to accompany their new module announcements, and for good reason: they consistently make uncommonly well-considered, unique, and thought-provoking devices. Looking back at our recent articles about the QPAS and X-PAN, it should be fairly obvious that I tend to get enthusiastic about new Make Noise instruments.