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Audulus for Windows – a software modular synthesizer that lets you create patches visually – is now available.

With Audulus, you can build synthesizers, design new sounds, or process audio, with low-latency real-time processing, suitable for live performance.

Audulus is also available for iOS and OS X, and you can share patches across platforms.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LWwaFZOkGwU​

Features:

Fluid Vector Interface – smooth animated interaction
MIDI control – use your control surface or MIDI keyboard
Polyphony – process multiple voices
Diverse Nodes – from ADSR to ZeroCross
Patch Browser – quickly flip through your patches
32-bit floating-point signal processing
Unlimited Undo – full history stored in a patch
Sub-Patches – group and reuse nodes
Universal Modulation – modulate any knob

System Requirements: Windows 7/8/8.1 64-bit, OpenGL 3.0+ (check your graphics driver), 64-bit VST host (for plugin). Virtual Machines such as Parallels or VMWare are not supported.

Audulus for Windows is available directly from the Audulus site for $29.99. Includes both Stand-alone and VSTi versions. Additional modules are available as in-app purchases. For a limited time, though, buyers of Audulus for Windows will receive all the in-app upgrades for free.

And for Mac ... because it`s so touching ...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9W1Jg31lk5g​

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q-YG2unTV-Q​

 

Very interesting, cool concept

 

Great, this i need

 

I wonder if this will get anywhere close to something like the Clavia - Nord Modular (G2) system?

 

Sure looks like one of those where IF you spend the time learning the functionality you`d get big rewards.

A lot like Reaktor I guess, deep for those who journey within the coding.

Sensible pricing too, hope this goes well for the devs.