I'm NOT the developer! Just want to add a heads-up for this, it looks awesome to me. Check the Youtube Link for audio/video examples!

Cantor is a complete self-contained Looping, Sampling and Sound design software. An environment for improvisation and exploration, with hands-on access to all the possibilities of digital audio and no technical knowledge needed. A versatile tool for all musicians to use for Practice, Producing, Jamming and Performing.
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Cantor is completely free and financed entirely by donations!
https://www.cantorlooper.com/

Cantor is a free live looping software! Here's a first look at some things it can do! Download and read more at: www.cantorlooper.com! Right now it's for Mac only, but a Windows build is in the works! Please help me keep the project going by supporting me on Patreon! https://www.patreon.com/cantorlooper IMPORTANT: For everything to work correctly on M1 computers after installing you need to: Right-click the app, choose "get info" and check "Open using Rosetta"! I thought this was fixed, and this shouldn't be needed for future versions, but for now, unless you do this overdubbing, it will be broken!

 

Most excellent! Composer/Sound Designer playground.

Unique approach to modular synthesis is what I get from this. Like that most functions can be individually randomized.

 

Exactly! The fact most parameters can be randomized was the thing that got me interested, it makes the learning curve way less steep. I also like the design, now waiting for a windows version to drop, to try it out.

 

seems pretty cool but here's hoping it can be rethemed

 

I agree, would be a nice addition, although I really like the aesthetics of the current version as well.

 

The WINDOWS version for CANTOR was released TODAY, check the website for more info.

THE FIRST WINDOWS BUILD IS OUT! Download from www.cantorlooper.com support me on patreon: www.patreon.com/cantorlooper Keep in mind, there will probably be a lot of problems now in the start since i only have an 8y asus notebook to work on for windows. It can barely run the program, so testing properly is very hard. Anyway, please let me know how it goes!

 

Firts time seeing this, it looks and sounds interesting but man it looks like a bit of a mindf*ck at first glance with everything going on in there. Anyone tried it yet, hows the learning curve or thoughts on it?

Its a self contained standalone program not a VST plugin right? In the downloads section there are several options, I suppose the one dated today "1.03.3_win" is the one for windows 10 users?

 

As far as I know, it's only standalone, for now. I read somewhere he's also planning on doing VST's and related products.

You can press the dice Icon for randomization of each of the functions, check the 1st Youtube link.