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DIN Is Noise
Copyright (c) 2006-2025 Jagannathan Sampath [jag@dinisnoise.org].
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Keyboard-Keyboard
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Default instrument.
Press a key. Hear a note. See a box (random color!)
Notes of the scale are mapped to keys on the computer keyboard.
Range is 3 octaves.
1st octave: t, r, e, w, q, a, s
2nd octave: d, f, g, h, j, k, l
3rd octave: ;, ', ], [, p, o, i, u
Press the keys above to hear notes of the scale. Keys
assigned depend on the notes in the scale.
z: shift an octave down
x: shift an octave up
9: load previous waveform in library
0: load next waveform in library
Or press < and > buttons on the Waveform widget.
Press 2 to edit the waveform or Menu > Editors > Waveform.
Mouse driven pitch bend:
A dotted vertical line marks the mouse position of the
last triggered note.
Move mouse left of the dotted line to lower pitch of all
active notes
Move mouse to the right of the dotted line to increase
pitch of all active notes
Mouse driven pitch bend overrides MIDI driven pitch bend.
If you cant see the dotted line, the mouse is out of the
window. Bring it inside and play a note.
If Show nearby notes is ON, mouse move only bends the last
triggered note. Move your mouse to a nearby note to bend to
that note.
Press SPACE to stop mouse driven pitch bend. But it will
come back when you trigger a new note.
MIDI:
If MIDI input is available, dotted crosses will mark the 13 notes
of the octave.
Setup MIDI input on the Settings page.
A box (randomly colored!) is shown when you play a note on your
MIDI keyboard.
Size of the box is proportional to MIDI velocity.
Press 5 to edit MIDI velocity curve or Menu > Editors > Velocity
Parameters:
Edit Voices, Attack time, Decay time and Hz/pixel.
Voices is the number of simultaneous voices (keys you can press)
you can sound without distortion. More means quieter individual
voice, less means louder.
Attack time is the attack time in seconds for a voice.
Press 3 or Menu > Editors > Attack to edit the attack curve to
shape how a voice rises from silence to full volume.
Set sustain (move the blue triangle) on the attack curve editor.
Decay time is the decay time in seconds for a voice.
Press 4 or Menu > Editors > Decay to edit the decay curve to
shape how a voice decays to silence.
Hz / pixel is the amount in Hz the pitch of a note will bend for
every pixel you move beyond the dotted line with your mouse.
Use the Octave Shift widget to influence octave shift over bpm.
Click left arrow to shift an octave down.
Click right arrow to shift an octave up.
Change BPM to control speed of octave shift.
Click Abort or SHIFT + ESC to abort an active octave shift.
!warning!
This can cause your key note to end up at a pitch
that is between two notes!
Goto Settings screen to set the key note to a standard note.
Press 7 or Menu > Editors > Octave Shift to modulate to arbitrary
pitch or just shape the octave shift over BPM.
Choose if keys trigger notes or noise
Or press ENTER to toggle
Instrument:
1 : cycle instruments or choose from Menu > Instrument
Editors:
2 : keyboard-keyboard waveform
3 : attack
4 : decay
5 : velocity (MIDI)
6 : delay
7 : octave shift
Delay:
Click on the Delay button to toggle stereo delay lines.
Press 6 or Menu > Editors > Delays to shape the feedback
& volume curves.
Recording:
Click on the Record button at the bottom of the instrument.
Click Menu > File > Clear to clear existing sound recording.
Menu > File > Save to save the recording as a .WAV file on the desktop.
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DIN Is Noise
Copyright (c) 2006-2025 Jagannathan Sampath [jag@dinisnoise.org].
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Microtonal-Keyboard
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Instrument:
1 : cycle instruments or choose instrument from
Menu > Instrument
Editors:
2 : microtonal-keyboard waveform
3 : drone modulation
4 : voice modulation
5 : beater
6 : delays
7 : octave shift
8 : drone waveform
or choose from Menu > Editors
` : switch between current screen and previous screen
Drone:
A drone is a constant and continuous sound at some frequency
and volume.
Create drones on the microtonal-keyboard.
Horizontal position of the drone is frequency.
Vertical position of the drone is volume.
Press SHIFT + j to print frequency and volume of
selected drones. Or click on j at the bottom of the
microtonal-keyboard.
Create:
q - to add or wand drones.
or
choose Menu > Drone Tools > Add / Wand.
when adding, click to add a drone, click and drag to spray
when wanding, just move mouse to add drones
set distance to move mouse before DIN wands a drone
at Menu > Drone Params > Defaults > Wand distance
ESC or Right click to stop adding or wanding drones
Select:
Click & just move mouse (no need to drag!) to draw a
box around the drones you want to select. Click to finish,
ESC or right click to abort.
hold SHIFT and draw a box to add selected drones to
existing selection
hold CTRL and draw a box to remove selected drones from
existing selection
l - select all drones
i - invert selected drones
Transform:
e - press once and just move mouse to move selected drones:
hold CTRL to move only horizontally (only changes frequency)
hold SHIFT to move only vertically (only changes volume)
press e again or click or ESC or right click to stop moving.
or Menu > Drone Tools > Move.
f - find center of selected drones
center marked by a pink cross
center disappears when there are no drones
click middle mouse button to set drone center to mouse position
r - rotate selected drones about their center
or Menu > Drone Tools > Rotate
t - scale selected drones about their center
when using the mouse slider,
hold CTRL to scale horizontally,
hold SHIFT to scale vertically
or Menu > Drone Tools > Scale
Delete:
c - delete selected drones or choose Menu > Drone Tools > Delete
!Careful! !No undo!
Operations:
/ - change drone master volume
For selected drones,
= - change trail length
- - change handle size
SPACE - freeze / thaw moving drones
k - snap / unsnap drones to notes
SHIFT + k - snap to notes.
CTRL + k - unsnap from notes
LEFT_ARROW - browse previous drone
RIGHT_ARROW - browse next drone
Drone launch:
A drone launcher launches drones at regular intervals into the
microtonal keyboard with an initial speed and direction. These
drones fall at the bottom of the microtonal keyboard due to
gravity and may bounce back unless they target another drone to
become one of its satellites.
h - toggle selected drones into drone launchers
SHIFT + l - select all launchers
] - change velocity of selected drones
CTRL + ] - toggle drawing of velocity vectors
or set from Menu > Drone Params > Motion
You can set the number of times a launched drone bounces back from the
bottom of the microtonal keyboard with Menu > Drone Params > Motion > Bounces
You can also set the amount of speed the bounced drone has on rebound as
a % of speed going in using Menu > Drone Params > Motion > Speed %
You can set the lifetime of the launched drone with Menu > Drone Params >
Motion > Lifetime (on the launcher).
A launched drone dies at the end of its lifetime or when it has bounced
enough, whichever is earlier.
Orbiting drones:
Select a bunch of drones and Menu > Drone Tools > Orbit
The last selected drone becomes the planet. The other drones
become satellites. The satellites start orbiting the planet!
also,
; - select the planet(s)
or Menu > Drone Tools > Select attractors
' - select the satellites orbiting the selected planets
or Menu > Drone Tools > Select attractees
[ - change acceleration of selected drones
if these are satellites, changes their acceleration
towards (or away from) the planet
CTRL + p - toggle drawing of acceleration vectors
Launch drones that become satellites:
A launcher can supply satellites to a planet ie drones
launched from a drone launcher can orbit another drone:
Select a bunch of drones.
Choose Menu > Set targets.
First drone becomes the drone launcher. Drones from
this drone orbit the other drones in turn ie they
become its targets.
Change acceleration of drone launcher (see above) to get
the satellites to orbit their targets tightly (or loosely).
Set lifetime and orbit insertion time of the drone launcher
to set them for the launched drones.
Modulation:
Modulate Frequency and amplitude of Voice and drones.
Voice modulation in DIN is a classic modulation with a twist:
a Bezier curve waveform on the carrier and a Bezier curve
waveform on the modulator! Depth is Hz, Rate is BPM.
Happens every sample!
Drone modulation in DIN is 'visual modulation'.
Amplitude modulation is change of drone's vertical position over BPM.
Frequency modulation is change of drones's horizontal position over BPM.
The modulated position of a drone determines its frequency and volume.
Happens once every audio buffer
y, u : change AM depth, BPM of selected drones
o, p : change FM depth, BPM of selected drones
or set from Menu > Drone Params > Modulation
Voice / Noise:
Click Voice (/ Noise) button at the bottom of the microtonal-keyboard
to turn on / off Voice (/ Noise).
Phrasor:
f - start/stop recording a phrase or
Menu > Voice/Noise > Record a phrase
just move the mouse around and press f again or right click
to finish recording. DIN starts playing back the phrase
immediately.
phrase is added to existing list of phrases
phrases are played back in order and after playing back
the last phrase, DIN plays the first phrase and so on.
a yellow cross hair indicates phrase position
v - play/pause phrase
when paused, you can move mouse to improvise, then
return it to the yellow cross hair and press v to
seamlessly continue playing the phrase!
g - erase all phrases
Scratch a phrase using the position slider at
Menu > Voice > Phrase position
Ranges:
Please visit https://dinisnoise.org/docs/ and click on
Microtonal Range Reference.
FX:
Delay:
Click on the Delay button to toggle stereo delay lines.
Edit feedback & volume curves in the Delay editor
press 6 or choose Menu > Editors > Delay
Beater:
Click on the Beater button to toggle the Voice / Noise Beater. DIN
applies the beater curve as an envelope over Voice/Noise.
this makes beats!
Press 5 or choose Menu > Editors > Beater to edit the
beat pattern.
Set BPM and looping style from Menu > Misc
Beater button flashes at BPM indicating the beat shape.
Octave shift:
z - shift down an octave
x - shift up an octave
Press 7 or choose Menu > Editors > Octave Shift to
edit how tone changes to octave.
Modulate to any other microtone instead of the octave
by editing the octave shift curve.
Visual:
Click on i to toggle display of frequencies under notes of microtonal keyboard
and frequencies and volume under mouse cursor
or SHIFT + i
Click on j to toggle display of frequency and volume of selected drones
or SHIFT + j
F2: Turn UI on or off.
To resize ranges, use Menu > Ranges > Adjust Range Left, Right and Both menu items.
To change board height, use Menu > Ranges > Adjust board height > All
Movement:
a, d, w, s: left, right, down and up
or Click on the arrow keys at the bottom of the microtonal-keyboard
Recording:
Click on the Record button at the bottom of the microtonal-keyboard to
start/stop sound recording
choose Menu > File > Clear to clear existing sound recording.
Menu > File > Save to save the sound recording as a .WAV file on the desktop.
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DIN Is Noise
Copyright (c) 2006-2025 Jagannathan Sampath [jag@dinisnoise.org].
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Inspired by the work of Dutch artist Piet Mondrian.
Balls bounce in boxes.
Pass thru slits.
Voice on impact.
Pitch from point of impact.
Initial volume from Menu > Parameters > Min Voices
More voices means less volume per voice and vice-versa.
Horizontal goes from Key note to octave above.
Vertical goes Key note to octave above.
All notes of the tuning are marked.
Set Key note and choose notes of the scale from Settings screen.
Boxes:
Create boxes within boxes.
r - split box under cursor into two new vertical boxes
or Menu > Tools > Split box vertically into 2 boxes
SHIFT + r - split box under cursor into vertical boxes
on the notes of the scale. Or Menu > Tools > Split box
vertically at notes
CTRL + r - split box under cursor vertically into N boxes.
or Menu > Tools > Split box vertically into N boxes
Set N from Tools menu.
f - split box under cursor into two new horizontal boxes
Or Menu > Tools > Split box horizontally into 2 boxes
SHIFT + f - split box under cursor into horizontal boxes
on the notes of the scale Or Menu > Tools > Split box
horizontally at notes
CTRL + f - split box under cursor horizontally into N boxes.
or Menu > Tools > Split box horizontally into N boxes
Set N from tools menu.
v - delete box under cursor or Menu > Tools > Delete box
SHIFT + v - delete all boxes in Mondrian
or Menu > Tools > Delete all boxes
t - make a grid of boxes on the notes of the scale
or Menu > Tools > Make note grid
SHIFT + t - make an N x N grid of boxes.
or Menu > Tools > Make N x N grid
Set N from tools menu.
Click on a box's edge and just move mouse to move the edge.
Click again or ESC to stop.
Balls:
Ball types:
A bouncing ball bounces when its hits wall or ceiling.
Colored white.
A wrecking ball slits walls and ceilings.
Colored red.
A healing ball closes slits.
Colored blue.
F3 - turns selected balls into wrecking balls
or wrecking balls into bouncing balls.
F4 - turns selected balls into healing balls
or healing balls into bouncing balls.
F5 - turns selected balls into bouncing balls.
F6 - change all wrecking balls into healing balls
and vice-versa.
F7 - select all wrecking balls.
F8 - select all healing balls.
b - to launch bouncers or Menu > Tools > Add bouncers
SHIFT + b - to launch wreckers or Menu > Tools > Add wreckers
CTRL + b - to launch healers or Menu > Tools > Add healers
Click, drag and release to launch a ball with an initial velocity
This initial velocity depends on the speed of your click/drag/release
The shortcuts below affect selected balls, balls in box under cursor
or if cursor is outside all boxes, all the balls in Mondrian.
[ - decrease speed
] - increase speed
; - decrease attack time
' - increase attack time
SHIFT + ; - decrease attack time increment
SHIFT + ' - increase attack time increment
, - decrease decay time
. - increase decay time
SHIFT + , - decrease decay time increment
SHIFT + . - increase decay time increment
o - rotate direction anti-clockwise
p - rotate direction clockwise
SHIFT + o - decrease angle of rotation
SHIFT + p - increase angle of rotation
CTRL + o - toggle auto rotate direction anti-clockwise
CTRL + p - toggle auto rotate direction clockwise
j - flip direction of travel
SPACE - freeze or thaw balls
SHIFT + SPACE - freeze balls
CTRL + SPACE - thaw balls
- - decrease trail length
= - increase trail length
Ball selection:
Click once and just move mouse to draw a box to select
some balls. Click again to stop.
Hold down SHIFT while boxing to add to existing selection
Hold down CTRL while boxing to toggle existing selection
l - select all balls in all boxes
i - invert current selection
k - select all balls in box under cursor
n - clear selected balls
to browse selected balls,
LEFT_ARROW - select previous ball
RIGHT_ARROW - select next ball
Ball manipulation:
c - delete selected balls
m - move selected balls
just move mouse to move balls, click or ESC or m to stop.
Slits:
Slits let balls of a box pass thru its walls or ceilings into
other boxes.
You can make or close slits or let wrecking and healing balls
[see above] make and close them automatically.
You can also animate slits ie open and close them automatically
/ - Click on an edge of a box to slit. If a slit exists already,
it will close.
Cannot slit if balls will escape the entire playing area.
Cannot slit corners.
NUM_PAD + - Increase default slit size
NUM_PAD - - Decrease default slit size
Or Menu > Parameters > Change slit size
To select slits, first change the selection target from balls
to slits and then you can use the same shortcuts you use for
selecting balls.
g - change selection target from balls to slits and back.
When slits are the selection target,
l - select all slits
i - invert slit selection
k - select slits of box under cursor
hold SHIFT or CTRL to toggle selection
n - clear slit selection
c - delete selected slits
h - toggle slit animation
INSERT: decrease slit open+close time of selected slits
DELETE: increase slit open+close time of selected slits
Or from Menu > Tools or Menu > Parameters.
To edit an existing slit, edit one of its two lips:
Click once on a lip, just move mouse to move the lip and click
again to stop.
Also,
F9 - remove all slits on the edge under cursor
F10 - remove all slits in the box under cursor
F11 - remove all slits in the box with a [selected] ball
F12 - remove all slits
Miscellaneous:
1 - cycle instruments or choose from Menu > Instrument
2 - edit waveform
3 - edit attack curve
4 - edit decay curve
or choose from Menu > Editors
z - shift whole instrument or selected balls an octave down
x - shift whole instrument or selected balls an octave up
y - decrease number of voices
u - increase number of voices
Visual:
Mondrian draws a (regular) polygon (= the note polygon) when & where
it triggers a note.
9 - decrease points in note polygon
0 - increase points in note polygon
SHIFT + 9 - decrease radius of note polygon
SHIFT + 0 - increase radius of note polygon
F2 - Turn the UI ON or OFF
See Menu > Misc for more visual options.
w, a, s, d - move viewpoint
q, e - zoom in and out
Recording:
to start recording, click on the Record button at the bottom right
to clear existing recording, choose Menu > File > Clear
to save the recording as a .WAV file on the desktop,
choose Menu > File > Save.
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DIN Is Noise
Copyright (c) 2006-2025 Jagannathan Sampath [jag@dinisnoise.org].
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Binaural Drones
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Menu > Instrument > Binaural drones.
In a binaural drone pair, one drone sounds in your left ear
(the L drone) and the other drone sounds in your right ear (the R drone).
So, you need to hear this on headphones :) The L drone and the R
drone each vibrate at their own pitch (in Hz). You hear the difference
between the pitches (the Separation) as a beat at that pitch. eg., if the
difference is 1 Hz, you hear a beat every second. These beats are called
binaural beats.
DIN can make binaural drone pairs starting at a pitch (default @ 100 Hz)
with any separation between the drones of a pair, default @ 1 Hz.
DIN can also make binaural drone pairs at the notes of the scale starting
at the key note. The key note can be the starting pitch or the pitch or
note you set on the Settings page. You can also set the other notes of the
scale there.
Turn on Close Octave to create a binaural pair on the octave note too.
Turn on Resize separation to vary the separation between L and R drones of
each pair so that their absolute pitch always falls on the notes of the
scale.
Justification determines the drone that gets the starting pitch. Left sets
it to the L drone, Right sets it to the R drone. eg., for a Starting pitch
of 100 Hz and Separation 1 Hz and Justification = Left, L drone is @ 100 Hz,
R drone is @ 101 Hz. If Justification = Right, R drone is @ 100 Hz, L drone
is @ 99 Hz. If Justification = Center, the L drone is @ 99.5 Hz and R drone
is @ 100.5 Hz.
Spacing (in Hz) determines the spacing between two successive binaural
drone pairs, default @ 50 Hz.
Press 2 or Menu > Editors > Waveform to edit the waveform that drives all
binaural drone pairs.
Menu > Edit to edit the binaural drones.
Master volume in % determines the overall loudness of all binaural drone
pairs. 100% is loudest. 0% is silence. > 100% is valid too. Careful :)
Volume fade time in seconds is the time taken to fade in or out when
creating, destroying, syncing, changing the volume of a drone pair or when
changing the master volume.
Pitch fade time in seconds is the time taken to change the L drone or the R
drone of any binaural drone pair from one pitch to another. You can see
this when you modulate, flip or change L, R pitches or separation of
selected drone pairs.
When fading pitch or volume, you can press ESC to abort. Useful when the
fade times are long, also useful when you have unexpectedly reached a more
interesting sound...:)
DIN lists the binaural drone pairs in a list. Click an element to select
or deselect, hold SHIFT button down and click to select a group, and clear,
invert selection. You can also select based on L, R, Separation Hz or
Volume: Select L, R, Separation or Volume from the options, choose the
operator: >=, <=, =, <> (the range operator) or id (id numbers of drone
pairs listed between the []), enter the value and press ENTER or click on
Select to execute. DIN selects the matching pairs. The range operator
takes two values, the low and high. The id operator takes 3 values
(3rd value is optional and is 1 when not present), the start id, the end id
and the increment.
You can edit the pitch of the L drone, the R drone, Separation,
Justification and the Volume % of a selected pair in the fields to the
right. When you select more than one pair, the L and R pitch fields accept
relative instead of absolute values ie you change the L and R Hz rather
than set it.
Flip to swap the pitches of selected drone pairs. ESC to abort.
Modulate [actually Multiply] the pitches of L and R drone of selected pairs
by an Amount. Press LEFT_ARROW to modulate down, RIGHT_ARROW to modulate
up. ESC to abort. With default Amount @ 2.0, you octave shift when you
modulate the selected pairs :) You can modulate up or down an interval
using the value of DIN's interval variables. eg., $1, $2b, $2, $3b $3, $4,
$5b, $5, $6b, $6, $7b, $7 or $8: eg., type $2b, press ENTER and click
LEFT_ARROW or RIGHT_ARROW to modulate down or up by a semitone :) $1 is 1.0
and $8 is 2.0 which is the octave shift again :)
Delete deletes the selected binaural drone pairs. DIN first fades out the
volume of the pairs and then deletes them. ESC to abort delete when
fading out.
Sync syncs ie aligns the phase of the selected binaural drone pairs. DIN
first fades out the pairs, aligns their phase in silence and then restores
volume. ESC to abort sync on fade out or in.
Recommend keep the Compressor and Delays off.
Recording:
CTRL + ENTER - to start/stop sound recording or Click on the Record button
at the bottom of the microtonal-keyboard
ALT + ENTER - clear existing recording or choose Menu > File > Clear
Menu > File > Save to save the recording as a .WAV file on the desktop.
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DIN Is Noise
Copyright (c) 2006-2025 Jagannathan Sampath [jag@dinisnoise.org].
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Curve Editor
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ESC: quit editor to return to current instrument or
choose from Menu > Instrument
` : return to last screen
keys 2-8: switch to another editor or choose from Menu > Editors
To move a vertex or tangent, just click it and move mouse (no need to drag!).
Click again or right click or ESC to stop.
while moving:
Press CTRL to move only along horizontal
Press SHIFT to move only along vertical
Press f to size (ie scale) a tangent along its direction.
Press SPACE + click on a vertex or tangent of curve to move
the whole curve.
Press i to insert a vertex or choose from Menu > Tools > Insert vertex
Position mouse on a vertex and press v to delete
or choose Menu > Tools > Delete vertex
To draw a freehand curve, choose Menu > Tools > Draw & replace curve
z: undo last operation
Or Menu > Tools > Undo
SHIFT + z: redo last operation.
Or Menu > Tools > Redo
CTRL + c: copy curve under cursor.
Or Menu > Tools > Copy.
CTRL + v: replace chosen curve with copied curve
Or Menu > Tools > Paste.
To convert curve to a polyline, choose Menu > Tools > Fold tangents.
Turn on Selection only to fold chosen tangents.
Choose Flip about Horizontal or Flip about Vertical and click on that button
to flip the whole curve. Turn on Selection only to flip just a chosen vertex
or tangent. A 'Local' flip flips about the center of bounding box sorrounding
the curve.
m: toggle if a vertex's tangent mirrors the other tangent
or choose from Menu > Tools
x: toggle x snap.
y: toggle y snap.
b: toggle x and y snap.
n: turn off snap.
': display snap lines
Or choose from Menu > Tools
Mouse capture:
F7: start / stop mouse capture.
F8: apply mouse capture to picked vertex or tangent
or choose from Menu > Tools > Mouse caputre
Miscellaneous:
r : to apply current plugin
Curve library:
9: replace selected curve in editor with previous curve from library.
0: replace selected curve in editor with next curve in library.
Or use the < and > buttons at Menu > Tools > Library
+: add curve in editor to library.
Or choose Menu > Tools > Library > Add
-: delete current curve in library.
Or choose Menu > Tools > Library > Delete
Menu > Tools > Library > Replace to replace current curve in library
with the picked curve.
see also the curve-library command to organise curves in the library
from command mode (press TAB).
Movement:
w, s, a , d for up, down, left and right.
Or from Menu > Tools
Visual:
Menu > Tools > Label vertices to toggle vertex labelling
o : toggle overlay of current instrument
or choose Menu > Tools > Overlay Instrument
/ : toggle waveform samples display
or choose Menu > Tools > Show waveform
. : toggle between drawing the curve profile or drawing the
curve profile plus vertices/tangents
or choose Menu > Tools > Draw curve only
, : toggle marking of segments of the curve. if segments overlap
they turn red -- warning of a distortion if curve is used
for audio as a waveform, envelope or modulation.
or choose Menu > Tools > Mark segments
g : toggle cursor guidelines
F5, F6: decrease, increase x chunk size
SHIFT + F5, SHIFT + F6: decrease, increase y chunk size
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These videos maybe out of date from the latest release. If in doubt, refer to text documentation.
What are the 4 ways to make sound in DIN Is Noise?
How do I make binaural drones with DIN Is Noise aka the 5th way to make sound in DIN Is Noise
How do I play and bend notes on the Keyboard-Keyboard?
How do I create drones?
How do I move drones?
How do I visually modulate a drone?
How do I visually modulate a bunch of drones?
How do I change the sound of a bunch of drones?
How do I launch drones like rockets?
How do I orbit a bunch of drones?
How do I launch drones from drones that orbit another drone?
How do I ornament notes on the Microtonal-Keyboard?
How do I play with the balls of Mondrian?
How do I turn regular polygons into waveforms?
How do I make drones launched from a drone launcher orbit that same launcher?
How do I make drones launched from a drone launcher orbit an another drone?
How do I make drones launched from 2 drone launchers orbit a 3rd drone?
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