Giorgio Sancristoforo Nakama, a live performance looper with tape delay and granular
Giorgio Sancristoforo Nakama is a new standalone software performance looper with up to eight channels, tape delay, and granular FX. ...
Giorgio Sancristoforo
Creature From The ID, a vintage-inspired Krell Synthesizer by Giorgio Sancristoforo
Creature From The ID is a new standalone experimental software, “Krell,” Synthesizer from Giorgio Sancristoforo that pays tribute to the...
Giorgio Sancristoforo Intros Full Blotter ‘Very Large Grains Psychedelic Machine’
Full Blotter can turn any audio file into an immense psychedelic, mesmerizing ambient drone.… Read More Giorgio Sancristoforo Intros Full...
Mille Drone Synthesizer Features 1000 Oscillators, 200 Filters & More, But May Make Your Mac Weep
Does your computer have the juice to handle 1000 oscillators? … Read More Mille Drone Synthesizer Features 1000 Oscillators, 200...
Mille is a 1000-oscillator swarming droning synth to delight your ears and hurt your eyes
Composer-developer Giorgio Sancristoforo continues to deliver complete hardware sound laboratory experiences in standalone software form for your Mac or PC....
Compusynth video demo and tutorial, to help you go west coast Altair
Creator and composer Giorgio Sancristoforo has posted a complete hands-on demo and tutorial for his invention Compusynth. The post Compusynth...
Compusynth video demo and tutorial, to help you go west coast Altair
Creator and composer Giorgio Sancristoforo has posted a complete hands-on demo and tutorial for his invention Compusynth. The post Compusynth...
Compusynth 400: Modular software synthesizer by Giorgio Sancristoforo
Giorgio Sancristoforo has introduced a new modular synthesizer instrument that takes inspiration from the west coast paradigm and Altair8800, one...
Compusynth is like a love child of a west coast modular and the Altair 8800 computer
128-bit digital sequencer? 1,596 patch points? A combination of a 1970s modular system - and a 1970s hobbyist microcomputer? Composer/artist...
Compusynth is like a love child of a west coast modular and the Altair 8800 computer
128-bit digital sequencer? 1,596 patch points? A combination of a 1970s modular system - and a 1970s hobbyist microcomputer? Composer/artist...
