Jaime's sister Diane Lane, although too an actor, is a Zebralette of a different stripe.

 

Everything about the drawing guide is on this youtube channel, plus some preview of the Zebra 3 Spline Editor section : Urs Heckmann YT channel

I was wrong for saying "Adobe Illustrator" earlier, apparently it was inspired by "AutoCADD" which last time I use was back in college 15 years ago or something.

The manual can be accessed here : Zebralette 3 Beta User Guide (15 February 2024)

 

*chortle*

I think the problem would be coming up with a decent controls for thing, if fully featured MPE-capable thing with touch UI (the only way I can imagine it being actually usable) isn't cheap. Then there's the processing power required... at least for Zebralette3. I could imagine the oscillator as a monophonic Eurocrack device though, preload your premapped osc settings to it and blast off.

 

I think you was not wrong. CAD or Illustrator. Both using Bezier Curves.
And Zebra 3 Spline editor also.

 

he's not kidding. I actually done some test just to prove it yesterday, as much as I can comprehend at that time of course. well let's just say as limited as my knowledge about making a proper patch, Bitwig's Grid is more than capable to do what Zebra style synthesis atleast on Spline Wavetable side of it. I don't even understand the Additive renderer on Zebralette 3 just yet to recreate it in Grid.

 

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Bazille could easily be an analog synth (page 1, that is, not the tweaks&fx page). The modules could be made to take less space than what the GUI suggests. And since it's built as a virtual modular thing, controlling it would be as easy as controlling other modular gear -which means 99% of the time it would just make fart sounds with 100 year reverb tails.