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A jam submission

OTS-01View project page

A Virtual Toy Synth that allows you to Draw and Play with sound waves
Submitted by bellicapelli, Subzerofusion — 12 days, 10 hours before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Overall#14.5004.500
Wow#15.0005.000
Feel#24.1254.125
Audio#24.3754.375

Ranked from 8 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

Artist statement
OTS-01 is a Virtual Toy Synth that lets you draw and edit sound waves, and hear what they sound like.

It features wave presets, S&H, wave smoothing, PWM, an HFO (a way to add harmonics into your wave), LPF, HPF, effects such as Reverb/Delay/Chorus and Distortion, as well as various ways to change your wave randomly.

Some features are only accessible by opening the OTS-01, this can be achieved by unscrewing the 4 screws :)

Source code
https://github.com/bellicapelli0/OTS-01

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Comments

Submitted(+1)

This was really cool. Even with my lack of musical talent I had a lot of buttons to push, and screws to undue. I especially appreciate the wave draw feature. I loved the pixel art look as well as the excellent feedback from all of the controls.

Developer

Thank you for the great feedback! I'm looking forward to sitting down with your project soon :)

HostSubmitted (1 edit) (+1)

If this were a physical product, then I’d be the first to buy it. The waveform editor is as deep as you want it to be, unlocking so many possibilities with a variety of functions. Its only fault is how the input buffering makes it feel unresponsive with chords or fast notes. I also wish that I could control the pitch wheel with my MIDI controller. Nice work!

Developer

Thank you for the feedback! I think I really pushed the Godot AudioStreamGenerator to its limits with this project, and I couldn't really optimize it more without having to rewrite a lot of code in C++, and even then I'm not sure it would fix the issues.

Great point about controlling the pitch wheel with midi, I'll put that on the list of post-rating-period improvements! :)