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Which scales and modes does Instruo Harmonàig support and how are they used?

Scales and Modes in Instruo Harmonàig

One of the most powerful aspects of Harmonàig is its ability to generate chords within different scales and modal systems.

This allows generative patches to remain… read more

How do chord qualities, inversions and voicings work in Instruo Harmonàig?

Chord Qualities, Voicings and Inversions in Instruo Harmonàig

Generating chords is only the beginning of what Harmonàig can do. The real power of the module lies in its ability to manipulate chord qualities,… read more

How does Instruo Harmonàig generate four-note chords from one control voltage?

Instruo Harmonàig: Bringing Polyphony into Generative Modular Synthesis

Most quantizers transform an incoming control voltage into a single quantized pitch. Instruo’s Harmonàig takes a different approach. Instead… read more

How does the Deja Vu function of Mutable Instruments Marbles work?

Mutable Instruments Marbles Deja Vu Explained

One of the most powerful features of Mutable Instruments Marbles is the Deja Vu system.

Deja Vu allows Marbles to move smoothly between complete randomness and repeatable… read more

How does the CV section of Mutable Instruments Marbles generate random voltages?

Understanding the CV Domain of Mutable Instruments Marbles

The CV Domain of Mutable Instruments Marbles generates random control voltages for melodies, bass lines, modulation signals and harmonic structures.… read more

How does the Time Domain of Mutable Instruments Marbles generate random rhythms and gates?

Mutable Instruments Marbles: Understanding the Time Domain

Mutable Instruments Marbles has become one of the most influential modules in generative modular synthesis. While it is often described as a… read more

How To Use Instruō tágh for Generative Modular Patches

Using Instruō tágh for Random CV Generation and Generative Music

Generative music relies heavily on controlled randomness. One of the most efficient ways to introduce controlled variation into a modular system is through random control… read more

What Is the Difference Between Sample & Hold and Track & Hold?

Sample & Hold vs Track & Hold: Understanding the Difference in Modular Synthesis

Sample & Hold modules are among the most widely used tools for generating random control voltages in modular synthesis. A… read more

What Is Instruō tágh and How Does It Work in Modular Synthesis?

Instruō tágh Explained: Noise Generator, Sample & Hold, Track & Hold and Slew Limiter in One Module

Many modules in modular synthesis perform a single task. Some generate envelopes, others create random voltages, and… read more

How Does Mutable Instruments Grids Generate Rhythms in Modular Synthesis?

Mutable Instruments Grids Explained: Algorithmic Rhythm Generation for Generative Music

Rhythm is one of the most important structural elements in generative music. While many modular musicians build rhythms from… read more