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• The environment can be locked and unlocked
  • When locked, the user can only experiment within what has been defined by the author.
  • When unlocked, the user can experiment and try new things.
  • Locks can be applied per control, or to the entire environment.

• Choose different instruments or sounds (i.e. noises and beeps) and be able to control:

Pre

• parameters
  

  • from Exploration and Early Sketches:
    • Pitch
    • Scale
    • Timbre
    • Tempo
    • Rhythm
    • Density
    • Energy
    • Harmonic relationships
    • Brightness
    • Roughness
    • Spatial location
    • Volume
    • Length of time/ duration
  • Stereo / mono
  • Loop
    
     
• Instrumentation
  

  • Use of pre-recorded and generated sounds

  • Import / add new sounds

• playback duration

• duration of effects (volume, sound etc.)

• Volume / fading / ducking

• pitch

• stereo

• loop

speed

• Configuration

  • pre-script above effects or change them on the fly

  • bind sound to states and model values

  • • using events

• ability to log, record, or save tool session so you can re-try combinations or examine what a user has done.

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