A system and method for receiving, from each of a plurality of moveable nodes, the position of the moveable node within a coordinate space, generating a graph of the moveable nodes based on the received positions, generating an audio-visual composition based on a sweep of the graph over time, and outputting the audio-visual composition.

The present disclosure is directed to multi-source switched sequence oscillator waveform compositing system that allows for real-time modulation of a specific fraction of the cycle period within the output waveform, resulting in a greater and more dynamic number of waveform variations than simple assembly of various shapes.

Embodiments of the present disclosure can provide systems, methods, and computer-readable medium for implementing user interfaces for interacting with a virtual instrument. For example, first touch input indicating a string location of a plurality of string locations within the note selection area. Audio output corresponding to the sting location may be presented on a speaker based at least in part on the first touch input. Second touch input corresponding to an ornamental interface element of the user interface may be received. In response to the first and second touch input, a series of two or more audio outputs may be presented on the speaker according to a predetermined pattern.

A system for identifying a periodicity-related attribute in a multi-frequency signal. The system is configured to produce phase and delay modulated signals from a complex input signal. The system is designed to combine these phase and delay modulated signals to identify a periodicity-related attribute associated with the multi-frequency signal. The system is configured to produce a physically perceptible output based on the identified periodicity-related attribute.

A virtual instrument can manage separate static and dynamic samples for various notes that can be played by the virtual instrument. In some cases, the static samples correspond to resonance sounds recorded for an instrument and are the same for every note. However, the dynamic samples may correspond to isolated sounds that are recorded for each variation of a note that can be played. In response to a user's selection of a note on a user interface of the virtual instrument, the virtual instrument may determine a rule for layering the various static and dynamic samples for playback.

Embodiments of the present disclosure can provide systems, methods, and computer-readable medium for implementing user interfaces for interacting with a virtual instrument. For example, first touch input indicating a string location of a plurality of string locations within the note selection area. Audio output corresponding to the sting location may be presented on a speaker based at least in part on the first touch input. Second touch input corresponding to an ornamental interface element of the user interface may be received. In response to the first and second touch input, a series of two or more audio outputs may be presented on the speaker according to a predetermined pattern.

A system for identifying a periodicity-related attribute in a multi-frequency signal. The system is configured to produce phase and delay modulated signals from a complex input signal. The system is designed to combine these phase and delay modulated signals to identify a periodicity-related attribute associated with the multi-frequency signal. The system is configured to produce a physically perceptible output based on the identified periodicity-related attribute.

A system for identifying a periodicity-related attribute in a multi-frequency signal. The system is configured to produce phase and delay modulated signals from a complex input signal. The system is designed to combine these phase and delay modulated signals to identify a periodicity-related attribute associated with the multi-frequency signal. The system is configured to produce a physically perceptible output based on the identified periodicity-related attribute.

An instant-on nothing-to-download soundscaping device that provides natural, atonal sounds such as the rolling surf of the ocean, running streams, gurgling brooks, rain, thunder, wind, crowd sounds, et al is provided.

A musical training apparatus that has a string board for holding guitar strings, the string board having a head stock positioned proximate an end thereof and tuning pegs positioned on and through the headstock. The invention includes an orthogonal extending member having a first end and a second end, the first end being coupled to the rear surface of the string board. The invention also has a belly plate having top surface and a bottom surface, the second end of the orthogonal extending member being coupled to the top surface of belly plate and a thigh brace having a thigh brace extension portion coupling a lower edge of the string board to a curved member.