Jukebox
Generative Sample Instrument
Drop any sample on the platter and SPIN. Jukebox turns one sound into endless playable instruments: root pitch is detected automatically, six macro planets — pitch, filter, space, motion, texture, envelope — orbit your sample, and every spin lands somewhere musical by design. Lock what you love, spin the rest, and save keepers as record codes that reproduce the exact sound forever.
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Jukebox in Detail
Audio Examples
Comparative demonstrations of processing applied to representative source material.
Technical Capabilities
Drop any sample — root pitch detected (YIN), auto-loop with crossfade, instantly playable across the keyboard
The orrery: six macro planets orbit your sample; distance from the sun is intensity, and the constellation they draw is the patch's visual fingerprint
SPIN — one button, endless sounds. Musical by default: key-quantized pitch, weighted-musical distributions and mud-guardrails mean every spin is usable
CHAOS sets how far the planets jump; the WILD toggle honestly removes every guardrail
Per-planet LOCKS keep favourites on the next spin · UNDO SPIN · A/B compare
RECORDS: eight slots (A1–B4), tap to play, hold to save — deterministic seeds reproduce every spin identically on any machine
Two pitch engines per voice: STRETCH — formant-preserving spectral resynthesis with pitch and formant as separate dimensions — and CLASSIC tape-style repitch
Independent FORMANT control: shift character without pitch, or pitch without the chipmunk
STARMAP: pick a key, get seven one-finger diatonic chord pads with roman numerals — triads or 7ths — playable from MIDI C0–B0
SCALE LOCK snaps incoming MIDI to the selected key
Planet engines: morphing SVF filter, shaped ADSR, texture (drive / crush / detune / scatter), tempo-synced motion LFO, and an in-house FDN reverb + synced ping-pong delay
MOONS: put your own plugins in orbit - up to 3 third-party VST3/AU inserts on each of TEXTURE, MOTION and SPACE, with individual hosted parameters armable for the SPIN with min/max ranges
SPIN from MIDI C-1 — randomize sounds without touching the mouse
Six planets, one sun, endless records
Your sample is the sun. Six macro planets orbit it — how far each one sits from the centre is how hard it works on the sound. SPIN throws them into new orbits inside musical guardrails; the constellation they form is the sound's fingerprint. Nothing is ever lost: every spin is a deterministic seed, and the eight record slots replay any keeper exactly, forever.
Pitch
The star feature: spectral resynthesis with pitch and formant as separate dimensions. Shift a vocal up a fifth and keep its chest; move only the formant for alien character. CLASSIC mode gives honest tape repitch instead.
Filter & Envelope
A morphing state-variable filter (LP → BP → HP on one axis) and a shape-morphing ADSR — snappy exponential plucks to slow logarithmic swells — sculpt each voice.
Texture & Motion
Drive, crush, unison detune and scatter add dirt and width on the bus; a tempo-synced LFO (sine / ramp / S&H) breathes into filter, pitch, space or texture.
Space
An in-house 8-line FDN reverb with musical decay mapping, plus a tempo-synced ping-pong delay — spun sounds arrive produced, not dry.
The Jukebox Workflow
Drop
Any sample — a vocal chop, a field recording, a synth stab. Root pitch is detected with YIN, loop points are placed with an equal-power crossfade, and the whole keyboard plays it in tune immediately.
Spin
One button. The spin-brain draws every planet's parameters from weighted, correlated, key-quantized distributions with guardrails against mud, wash and screech. CHAOS scales the jump distance; you can spin fifty times and get fifty usable sounds.
Wild
A separate, deliberate toggle removes all guardrails: chromatic pitch, full ranges, no correlation. Two honest modes — the default can never embarrass you in front of an artist; WILD is for when you want the accident.
Lock & Undo
Love the space but not the pitch? Lock SPACE and spin again — locked planets hold exactly. UNDO SPIN steps back; A/B holds two candidates for an honest compare.
Record
Hold a slot to press the current sound onto a record (A1–B4); tap to play it back. Records store the seed and the complete patch — deterministic down to the byte, on any machine, in any session.
Starmap
The bottom bar turns key-agnostic sounds into music: pick a key, and seven diatonic chord pads (with roman numerals) play full triads or 7ths with one finger — from the UI or MIDI C0–B0. SCALE LOCK keeps every incoming note in key.