Presets

Flat • Warm • Bright • Odd • Even • Lower • Upper • Paired • Mirrored • Balanced • Equilibrium • Triplets • Diffused • ℗ Surprise!

Current Slider Settings

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Clone as Minified Player
℗ Order as an Audio file

Tape Speed Control

℗ Semitone ↓ • Semitone ↑
℗ Original • Instant Remix

Animation Parameters

mode	Soft Hard • Solo Duo Trio
speed	÷8 ÷4 ÷2 • Normal • x2 x4 x8
range	[Low High] set→ [Low High]

Spatial Width

Mono • Narrow • Stereo • Wide

iEQ • Calibration

None • Balanced • Full

Keyboard Shortcuts

Visualizer • White • PiNk • Brown • J↓↑K • Help

A contribution by Kiwi135

A thing you need to know about me is that: I am not a person who uses "indigo" much in their daily life. To me blues are Blue until they are Purple. And Indigo generally only ever comes up in the context of The Flower (very pastel blue/purple mix) or Computer Colors (tend to be either purple-leaning blue or just straight up unarguably purple).

In trying to differentiate the medium-blue Slider 6 from the dark-blue Slider 7, I decided to use the (probably more common) "dark blue" definition of "indigo" for it. I picked out all the sounds and musics I wanted to use, put them all together, was about to submit it,

and realized I had grabbed Purple sliders. instead of Dark Blues.

Didn't take long to fix at least, all I had to do was replace all the 8s with 7s in the URL, and that one turned out to be a bit better actually. But I still like how this had turned out.

Published on April 6th, 2025

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● Until Instant Remix, troughs a monkey wrench into the works. I like this one. Thanks...

● This is the kind of eerie science fiction synth-driven soundscape that instantly brings to mind Aperture Science. Well done.

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