Nature - Oscillator

Alexander Zolotov never ceases to blow my mind with his original, innovative and creative code play! This app is so overlooked, but truly wonderful! If you have his Virtual ANS this is an *essential* addition as it uses the ANS engine but driven by the optical input of the camera (data stream). Simple in concept; but infinitely variable in output potential (e.g. a visual world to ANS synthesis encoder) and you can interact with various parameters in real time too. Then there’s the ability to patch it into other systems (signal chains, FX, visual input systems et al). Just brilliant as ever - thank you for this!

Lovely sonic weirdness. The app looks like something The Man Who Fell to Earth might've scavenged from his space ship. Strangely addictive and a whole lot of fun. I'd love it if this was made AudioBus friendly. Nathan

I dig this app and pretty much everything by this developer. I would love to see something like this that can output midi, too. Thanks and cheers!

Nature is a little jewel of synthesis using environmental input (camera). It is fun and easy to use with a delightful range of sounds generated. The record function lets you port samples to other uses. Zolotov is a genius.

I love this app, but since iOS 11 it appears positioned incorrectly once it is launched and only shows up in half of the screen. Is a fix or update on the way? Update: thanks for the quick response - looking forward to the update. A great developer, Virtual ANS is also a fav.

I love what this app does. It puts different sound filters over the viewer in order to "interpret" the image across the spectrum in different ways. You can then record the sound and paste it wherever you want. EXCELLENT for samples and weirdness. However, I would like to be able to take the picture as well, and load it into virtual ANS without having to go through an IP. That feature would make it 5 stars.

Record doesn't work with iOS8? No AudioCopy, AudioShare, DropBox support? A total waste of time and money.

This app has a lot of potential! I recorded lots of the sounds I got on my phone, threw them into Ableton and further processed the sound into something that I can use for a song. I think it's cool to say that "this sound came from the TV in my hotel in Florida".

Thanks for another great one, A-!