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 Kiwi139

While I was making the first set of One-Slider-Number-Only composites, I had two thoughts about my outputs:

1. Except for the Purple, where I had the very specific idea of using solely singing and/or droning vocal tracks, I wouldn't end up with more than 5 musical sliders in any one composite at the very most

2. I wasn't doing much with the tape speed besides setting it to One Thing that would be The setting for All of the music in that composite

So I decided to try out my One-Slider-Number challenge with 1. only music, and 2. set to one root note, but with a mix of its default octave and the next higher octave.

With how sliders are generally arranged (especially for musical generators), having only Brown (0) sliders makes an incredibly sub-bass heavy pool; I had to put the root note to F# just to get the BPM up to *this* lethargic level. The Electric category generators at least provided more instrument variety.

Published on May 4th, 2025

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