I appreciate there's a sense of logic that manufactures the sounds that this produces.
But, in every practical sense, the sounds are seemingly random to the listener.
Abstract expressionist art can be enjoyed regardless of the fact it's visually just a bunch of random scribbles.
But the sound this machine produces has to then be sculpted - lest we listen to a droning tone.
Would be cooler if you could describe the timbre of a sound you want to hear, and it produces that...
"I want a woody.. tinny.. percussive sound" (out pops some kind of glockenspiel marimba hybrid) or "I want a breathy sounding noise that sounds synthesized with the tone of tenor vocalist but a punchy distorted entry".
But, in every practical sense, the sounds are seemingly random to the listener.
Abstract expressionist art can be enjoyed regardless of the fact it's visually just a bunch of random scribbles.
But the sound this machine produces has to then be sculpted - lest we listen to a droning tone.
Would be cooler if you could describe the timbre of a sound you want to hear, and it produces that...
"I want a woody.. tinny.. percussive sound" (out pops some kind of glockenspiel marimba hybrid) or "I want a breathy sounding noise that sounds synthesized with the tone of tenor vocalist but a punchy distorted entry".