AudioMulch 2.2.4
Audio tool for live electronic music performance, composition and sound design. Demo ($189.00)
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AudioMulch is an interactive musician's environment used for live electronic music performance, composition and sound design.
AudioMulch allows you to make music by patching together a range of sound producing and processing modules. Unlike some patcher-based programming environments, AudioMulch's modules perform high-level musical functions, so you don't have to create things from the ground up using individual oscillators and filters. AudioMulch is designed for live performance and improvisation - you can process live audio sources and control every knob and slider on
AudioMulch allows you to make music by patching together a range of sound producing and processing modules. Unlike some patcher-based programming environments, AudioMulch's modules perform high-level musical functions, so you don't have to create things from the ground up using individual oscillators and filters. AudioMulch is designed for live performance and improvisation - you can process live audio sources and control every knob and slider on
What's New
Version 2.2.4:
Note: Due to changes made to the SSpat contraption in the 2.2.0 release, documents saved with AudioMulch 2.2 (or later) that use SSpat will not load correctly in AudioMulch 2.1. Users who wish to continue using these documents with AudioMulch 2.1 are advised to make backup copies for use with AudioMulch 2.1 before saving them with AudioMulch 2.2.
- Fixed LoopPlayer bug where a muted LoopPlayer would sometimes start unmuted until the beginning of the next bar. This happened if a document was first played starting from anywhere other than the start of a bar (including when synced to MIDI or Network Sync).
- Fixed extremely distorted audio when using over-unity floating point sound files in some contraptions (e.g., LoopPlayer).
- Fixed LiveLooper crash when creating very short loops.
- Fixed LiveLooper assertion failure crash "Assertion failed: (state_ == RECORDING)" if automation or MIDI control tried to clear a track while it was recording.
- Fixed intermittent LiveLooper assertion failure crash "Assertion failed: (nextRecordTrack_ == 0)" when all tracks were empty.
- Fixed AudioUnit hosting bug: sliders in the generic editor were not updating when parameters were changed using the custom editor or automation.
- Fixed Network Chase Sync bug where tempo could sometimes become unstable (even after resetting sync by toggling enable audio off and on again).
- Fixed rare crash in automation graphics rendering triggered by MIDI and/or Network Chase Sync bug(s) above.
Version 2.2.4:
Note: Due to changes made to the SSpat contraption in the 2.2.0 release, documents saved with AudioMulch 2.2 (or later) that use SSpat will not load correctly in AudioMulch 2.1. Users who wish to continue using these documents with AudioMulch 2.1 are advised to make backup copies for use with AudioMulch 2.1 before saving them with AudioMulch 2.2.
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Requirements
Intel, OS X 10.5 or later
Intel, OS X 10.5 or later
| Downloads:724 |
| Version Downloads:26 |
| Type:Multimedia Design : Audio |
| License:Demo |
| Date:25 Feb 2014 |
| Platform:Intel 32 / OS X |
| Price: $189.00 |
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AudioMulch is an interactive musician's environment used for live electronic music performance, composition and sound design.
AudioMulch allows you to make music by patching together a range of sound producing and processing modules. Unlike some patcher-based programming environments, AudioMulch's modules perform high-level musical functions, so you don't have to create things from the ground up using individual oscillators and filters. AudioMulch is designed for live performance and improvisation - you can process live audio sources and control every knob and slider on the user interface using a MIDI controller.
AudioMulch allows you to make music by patching together a range of sound producing and processing modules. Unlike some patcher-based programming environments, AudioMulch's modules perform high-level musical functions, so you don't have to create things from the ground up using individual oscillators and filters. AudioMulch is designed for live performance and improvisation - you can process live audio sources and control every knob and slider on the user interface using a MIDI controller.
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Ali_Egypt reviewed on 16 Dec 2012
It also makes thing too complex. Max is much easier to use imo.
On top the demo crashes frequently within Ableton Live.
Avoid this and try Max instead. You will not regret it one minute.
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Gary_box rated on 25 Feb 2014