I want this but for Audulus! 
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It can be a rob? Thatās me!
Seriously though, you could easily make a patch like the guy in the video with delay nodes. Obviously it will get easier with the sample node, but I still prefe the ipad running Audulus to an ES-8 over Norns.
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Yeah, thereās just something about āAudulus in a self-contained boxā that I would love to see happen.
This looks interesting, sits somewhere between an Organelle and Kyma. It uses Super Collider for DSP and lua to patch things togetherā¦ If Audulus could run on ARM processors maybe something like this could be hacked togetherā¦ Isnāt Organelle simply a linux box running Pure Data?
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Yep, I considered getting one over christmas but opted for an octatrack instead. I did this mostly because patching in pd was not as straightforward as Audulus. I canāt imagine how I would get on with supercollider, given that Iām not a computer engineer.
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Nice! I got an Octatrack too, I have it paired with an Analog4ā¦ How are you finding it?
Iām tempted to give Supercollider a shot, I know lua quite well now so this Norns thing has me intrigued
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An iPad is pretty self contained. Seriously I suppose you could build something without a display but you would still need a way to load a patch and interact with it(MIDI perhaps) plus audio IO. It might be hard to produce cheaper than an iPad. It might cool if there was a way to offload the actual audio engine to an external unit and use the iPad for a UI only.
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I was thinking of doing this with my iPhone whenever I get a new oneā¦I will probably just freeze it and have a synth that I make that I love and can just keep running on there and noodle with. Wish I had enough money to have a space ES-8 and I could take the faceplate off it and drill holes in an enclosure and just turn it into a patchbay for the synth!
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I keep forgetting about the iPhone. Not very cost effective but If youāve got a spare one it certainly makes a compact Audulus unit. Add an iTrack or another interface and youāve got a complete package.
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