A guide for each instrument, kept up to date here so there is nothing to re-download.
This page is the manual. It is kept up to date here, so there is nothing to re-download when something changes. Last updated 6 August 2026.
ARGISH
The self-playing drone synth. Everything below came from a question somebody actually asked.
Tunary Instruments 002SILT
The generative tape-loop machine. Four loops of different lengths that drift out of phase and never quite repeat.
Tunary Instruments 003REHEAT
Basslines that write themselves. The part most people miss is that you can drag the MIDI straight out.
Tunary Instruments 004THALM
Puts music somewhere else in a building. An effect, so it goes on a track that already has music on it.
Tunary Instruments 005VRESK
The drone, texture and SFX engine. Nine machines under one set of hands, with two reverb spaces built in.
Tunary Instruments 006DRUSK
The sculpting sampler with a composer inside. Drop a sound on a track and it writes the piece around it; how to use the COMPOSER slider, every device, MOTION, PERFORM, samples, licence and install.
Tunary Instruments 007NIVREN
The glacial ensemble. Eight voices on one keyboard, five you play and three self-playing beds; the voices, scenes, MIDI, samples, licence and install.
ARGISH · Android appARGISH POCKET
A slimmer ARGISH for your phone, with the same self-playing engine and character. The wheel, the five moods, and how to send its MIDI out to your DAW.
Cannot find it? Write to james@tunary.io. A person reads every one, and most of this page exists because somebody asked.
Tunary