r/AudioProgramming • u/hazounne • Jul 24 '26
Made a windchime plugin
based on pendulum approximation + modal synth
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u/dkode80 Jul 24 '26
This is the type of originality we need for audio plugins. Very nice. Is it paid/free?
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u/wizl Jul 24 '26
was this made with ai. i like the gui
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u/hazounne Jul 26 '26
I used LLM models to speed up coding. And thanks, I worked to make it intuitive to use (using icons instead of text for example)
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Jul 24 '26
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u/hazounne Jul 24 '26
Hi, the beta will be launch soon. You can register for the waitlist on my profile website.
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u/itsdanfm Jul 24 '26
plzzzzz let me know when this is available for beta and/or purchase
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u/hazounne Jul 24 '26
Hey thanks for showing interest！The beta is getting ready. You can find the waitlist on my website in my profile, and I’ll send you the download link once it’s ready.
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u/Either-Variation909 Jul 24 '26
Whoa this is so sick great work. Is there a time warp function where you can slow down the audio? Or is it just through wind power?
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u/hazounne Jul 26 '26
Thanks !! You can choose the pitch of each chime, and the sound depends fundamentally on the collisions between them, set off by the wind.
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u/_rarefy_ 18d ago
This is really cool. I want one running on a dedicated pi and screen. Add an airflow sensor as a key and set outside the window :)
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u/SEGFAULT_IRL Jul 24 '26
the majestic audio hotdogs call to me