«Interference» Synthesizer

At the core of the visual concept for the web synthesizer is the phenomenon of interference—the interaction of sound waves when superimposed upon one another.

This idea is reflected through a system of concentric circles, differentiated by color, scale, and transparency. Each cluster of circles symbolizes an individual sound source, and their intersections convey the process of forming the overall sound.

The repetition of geometric forms creates a visual rhythm, while the layered complexity of the composition underscores the intricacy of the sound structure.

Thus, the interface becomes a graphic interpretation of interacting sound vibrations.

The synthesizer’s main feature is the ability to compose music without using a keyboard. Instead, it features an interactive circular sequencer, ORBIT, allowing the user to control notes via points on the circles. The tool enables simultaneous work with two synthesizers and a bass, allowing real-time sound modification and experimentation with layering musical sequences. The PHASE setting allows you to shift the parts relative to one another, while TEMPO regulates the playback speed.

The interface is built around the central circular sequencer, ORBIT. Two synthesizers are symmetrically positioned on either side, and a bass module is located at the bottom of the screen. This composition divides the instrument into three independent sound zones while maintaining their visual connection through the central element. Additional tempo and phase shift controls unify all parts into a single musical system.

The visual style is based on the concept of interference—the overlap and interaction of waves. The primary graphic elements are concentric circles, semi-transparent surfaces, and soft luminescence.

The interface is set against a black background, utilizing purple, green, and blue accents. Circular controls, fine lines, glowing points, and minimalist typography form a unified system of components.