




All main settings on one screen
On the left is the voice of the city, and on the right is the voice of nature. Between them is the sound visualization. The bottom blocks are responsible for drums and global effects.
The top panel controls playback, recording download, saving settings to a link, and resetting.
The dark background and soft gradients establish a sense of time of day. The light green color highlights active elements and unifies the controls.
Circular dials, sliders, and switches utilize a unified graphic design. Pictograms help distinguish sound sources.
Separate channels, unified mix
The city and nature have their own generators and volume controls. Drums and ambient sounds feed into the mix on separate busses.
The master processing chain includes distortion, echo, and reverb. The signal then passes through a master volume and a level limiter.
City
Each voice reproduces a sequence of eight notes. The user enables the desired notes, adjusts the duration, and changes the order by dragging and dropping.
An unselected note creates a pause. The highlighting indicates the current playback position.
Nature
City
Nature
City
Nature
Five drum presets establish different rhythmic patterns. The density control adds hits within the selected preset, and the tempo unifies the rhythm and melodic voices.
70–150 BPM — tempo range
5 levels — rhythm density
Original Set. A Day in Three Musical States




