Genuinely striking in terms of sound and looks, Soup is a granular sound design app from the minds of Strange Agency. They claim it will let you literally paint with sound.
The wild and the weird: Soup is a sound design app like no other. It provides a virtual fluid that you can record onto and slosh around for endless creative possibilities.
Strange Agency says that the app “breaks up recordings into individual sound quanta with which you can interact as if they made up an audio fluid.”
The video does a good job of demonstrating fluidity of the granular delay and synth, with the creators mentioning that:
“You can record sounds through the microphone or import WAV files, slathering sound over the virtual fluid. Then your fingers can become playheads, reading back the sounds from any position, or multiple positions at once.”
Soup Granular is available on the app store for US $9.99.
Related Posts
Half of New Guitarists Identify as Women, Finds Study By Fender Findings from a study by Fender released on Tuesday have revealed that women account for 50% of all "beginner and aspirational players." Fender worked with the consulting agency, Egg […]
The Retro Revolver Dual-Channel Tube Compressor Unlocks the Magic of the Beatles Era The Retro Revolver from Retro Instruments is a dual-channel tube based compressor is a modern take on the EMI modded Altec 436 compressor (then rechristened the RS124), which was made […]
Mark Knopfler Goes Digital For His ‘Down The Road Wherever’ Album Tour If you self identify as a tone-snob, you might want to look away now. Mark Knopfler, often revered for his bright natural sound has made the switch to digital amps for his Down The Road […]
Albeton Unveil Live 10, Their Most Comprehensive Update Yet After almost five years between revisions, Ableton has announced Live 10. Due to arrive early next year, the update will bring in a massive suite of new features.
At first glance, we're […]
Origin Effects’ RevivalDRIVE Compact Dishes Up Cross-Atlantic Amp Classics Pedal masters Origin Effects have blessed us again with their new single-channel overdrive - the RevivalDRIVE Compact.
The same company that brought us pedals like the Cali76 Compressor […]
Anasounds Element: Authentic Spring Reverb for the Modern Workflow Since the heady days of the '30s, instrument companies have flirted with spring reverb technology. The tanks first began appearing in Hammond organs and took root in the public […]
