SoundScaper Live

Sunday Synth Jam: This video, via Igor Vasiliev, captures an ambient audio soundscape, created with his SoundScaper app and a variety of hardware. 

SoundScaper is an ‘experimental sound mini lab’ for creating unusual soundscapes, atmospheric textures, drones, glitches and noises based on circuit bending ideas.

Technical details:

Also used in this performance: Roland Juno-60, Roland Space Echo RE-201, AKAI MFC42, AKG ADR68k. Recorded on Sony TC-510-2 Stereo Tapecorder (BASF SM911).

SoundScaper is avaiable for US $$5.99 in the App Store.

If you’ve used SoundScaper, leave a comment and share your thoughts on it!

6 thoughts on “SoundScaper Live

  1. I created an alloy of whale sounds (reversed) layered with pads from Absynth (also reversed). The sample “oscillators” have a ram chip emulation where the osc addresses memory blocks in any number of different ways. Quite innovative and it’s gonna get used a whole lot.

    1. Yay! It is.
      DIY Box, overlooked the video’s intro. Thank you!
      Wish it would be available, despite the app I’d like to knob around with it.. 😉

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