Concept
Isosynth—a synthesizer inspired by meteorological stations and equipment used to study atmospheric phenomena. Through four modules (sounds of atmospheric pressure, air currents, and precipitation), a musical composition of melodies is created that is associated with meteorological conditions.
Iso-sint = isobar + synth (an isobar is a line on a geographic map connecting points with the same atmospheric pressure; using isobars, cyclones, anticyclones, and wind strength are determined, and synth is an abbreviation for synthesizer)
How It Works
01. Atmospheric Pressure Module
Composed of two melodies: the main track creates the background ambiance, while the secondary track cycles in periodically to vary the composition. The volume for each melody is controlled by a separate slider.
02. Airflow Module
It also includes two melodies: the main melody deepens the soundscape, while the secondary melody plays almost throughout the entire composition, setting accents.
03. Percussion Module
A drum machine that creates rhythm for the composition.
04. Buttons // ** echo on/off
Stops and starts a predefined sequence of melodies and applies an echo effect to all of them.
