A circle-of-fifths chord wheel
Three rings — major, minor, diminished. Click chords to build a progression; the in-key ones light up. Click out-of-key to modulate to a new key on purpose.
Self-playing machines built like flight hardware. Scroll to take them apart, piece by piece.
Chord wheel, mood pad, granular engine. AU / VST3 / standalone — $49 launch price (reg. $89).
Dust, wow and flutter included. $29.
Self-Playing Drone Synth
Click a few chords on the wheel. Press play. ARGISH scores — voice-leading its pads, weaving an arpeggio, laying bass and pulse underneath, all re-shaping to your mood. Leave it running and it writes epic, cinematic soundscapes that never repeat: a film score composing itself, in real time, while you just listen.
Most synths wait for you to play them.
ARGISH plays itself — you just steer the mood.
A complete generative ambient rig behind one dark, tactile face. Everything moves together, locked to your project tempo.
Three rings — major, minor, diminished. Click chords to build a progression; the in-key ones light up. Click out-of-key to modulate to a new key on purpose.
Hit play and the machine voice-leads your chords smoothly. Turn on Wander and it improvises endlessly — always in key, never quite repeating.
Dark ↔ bright, calm ↔ energised. Drag the pad and ARGISH opens the filter, leans major or minor, and re-writes the music to match the feeling.
Mosaic, Haze, Tunnel, Warp and more — each with four variations, freeze, four reverbs and ten knobs. Turn any moment into a shifting cloud.
A resonant bass synth on its own step sequencer, an ambient kick, and a tonic drone pedal underneath it all — a full ambient rig, not just pads.
Drive it from a MIDI keyboard, click the wheel, or let it self-play. Tempo-syncs to your DAW, and can send its chords out as MIDI on Mac.
Native code, built for the studio.
Launch pricing while ARGISH is in its first release.
Launch price — one-time. Yours forever, with free updates.
Self-playing instruments, one instrument at a time. ARGISH and SILT are out now.