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Auraglyph - soon
(the coder says its in apple review)
Auraglyph is a fundamentally new way of thinking about audio software programming, composition, and design, for iPad. Auraglyph was designed and created by Spencer Salazar during his doctoral studies at Stanford University. In Auraglyph, stylus input is used to draw audio processing and control units and the interconnections between them. These nodes are further parameterized by touch and handwritten input, from simple numerals to time- and frequency-domain signals. Machine learning-based handwriting recognition is used to analyze the user's stylus strokes, affording a rich vocabulary of symbolic input. Additional nodes are available for creating conventional input/output interfaces, such as orientation sensing and MIDI I/O.
Comments
Looks interesting
Looks a lot like Audulus (especially earlier versions)
Appears to take good advantage of touch interface. Been missing audio apps like these in recent years. Wonder if it will support various gestures in addition its focus on the stylus. So far it doesn't appear to have much in terms of connection.. but let's see!
Woah that looks really cool
Price?
this thing’s been in creation for at least 2 years.. i’ve had my eye on it so i’ll grab it i’m sure, if it has connectivity
More than 2 years, the video up there dates back to 2016.
Hope for a more extensive use of the stylus, because I can’t see anything in the video that can’t be done using normal touch.