Subatomic Software Releases 20 Minute Audulus Video

[tayholliday]

Subatomic Software Releases 20min Audulus Video:
"Building a Synth from Scratch"



In response to a surge in interest, Subatomic Software has released a 20
minute video tutorial showing how to create an original synth from scratch
using Audulus, the modular synth app for OS X available on the Mac App Store. 

Using a node based music creation program, Audulus allows users to build
synthesizers, design new sounds, or process audio.  All with low latency
real-time processing suitable for live performance.  

Beginning with a blank canvas on a computer screen, developer and founder
W. Taylor Holliday talks viewers through the process of synth creation. He
adds oscillators, refines sounds, and adds modulation -- all graphically
displayed-- to the point of the synth's completion.  In the process he
demonstrates some of the new features of Audulus 1.5. 

"Newcomers to Audulus should first watch the 'Audulus Briefing' on our home
page before clicking on 'tutorials' to view the longer 20 minute video,"
suggests Holliday.  Entitled "How to Build a Synth from Scratch," the video
tutorial can be viewed above or by visiting audulus.com.

Audulus Features include:

• Audio Unit hosting - use your favorite plugins.
  
• fluid interface - smooth animated interaction.
  
• MIDI control - use your MIDI control surface or keyboard.
  
• presets - quickly change between settings.
  
• unlimited history - everything you do is stored.
  
• polyphony - process multiple voices.
  
• encapsulation - group nodes into sub-patches.
  
• diverse nodes - from ADSR to ZeroCross.
  
• Audio Unit version - run Audulus as an Audio Unit inside other apps (free download).
  

Audulus is available on the Mac App store for $29.99.  For more information, visit audulus.com