Wiregrove makes music tools where the picture is the instrument. A physical modeling synth that draws every resonance. A sequencer that turns rhythm into rings. Coming to iPad and your DAW. On your rack, someday.
A physical modeling synthesizer. Bow, blow or strike a virtual body, then watch every mode of its resonance as a living constellation. Frequency runs left to right, decay bottom to top. What you see is what rings.
A generative sequencer for iPhone and iPad. Eight tracks of Euclidean rhythm drawn as rings: dot size is velocity, opacity is probability, the playhead is the clock. Roll a seed, lock what you like, and let the rest keep moving.
Point Epicycle's MIDI at Rosin and the rings drive the body. Notes light the voice ribbon, and both screens speak the same visual language. Two apps, one instrument.
Rosin is built for iPad with full multi-touch; Epicycle runs on iPhone and iPad. Every control keeps a 44 point hit target. We will announce here when they are ready.
Rosin is built as VST3 and AU for macOS and Windows, and AUv3 on iPad. Use it as an instrument, or feed it audio and let host tracks become the exciter.
The same instruments are headed for the rack. No dates yet. We will announce here when there is something to patch.
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