Circles Music vs FIELD KIT Playback Engine

Music, curated by humans. Not algorithms. Circles is a feed of songs shared by real people with real taste. Open it up and you'll see what curators, tastemakers, and friends are actually listening to right now. Tap any song and it plays in the streaming service you already use: Apple Music, Spotify, Tidal, SoundCloud, Bandcamp, or Qobuz. No algorithm picking for you. No new library to build. No habit to change. Just great music, curated by people who care. Share your own picks whenever you feel like it, or don't. Circles is rewarding from the moment you open it, whether you're here to discover or to share. Find your next favorite song the way music was always meant to be shared: person to person.

FIELD KIT is an audio playback instrument built for turning recorded sound into evolving texture, rhythm, and atmosphere. Load an audio file and create up to four independent playback windows across the recording. Each window can move through a different section of the source with its own playback speed, direction, crossfade, drive, filtering, level, and pan. Use FIELD KIT to pull overlapping textures from long field recordings, transform environmental sound into ambient beds, create asynchronous loops, or find entirely new material hidden inside a recording. Three modulation sources can be routed independently across the playback windows, allowing parameters to drift, pulse, and evolve over time. Features include: - Up to four independent playback windows - Forward, reverse, and ping-pong playback - Variable playback speed - Adjustable loop crossfade - Drive and filtering per window - Independent level and pan controls - Three routable modulation sources - SPLICE for working with multiple audio sources - Save and recall .fieldkit files to share across platforms - Internal recording in Standalone mode - Standalone app and AUv3 Audio Unit - Host transport support in compatible AUv3 hosts FIELD KIT was designed around a simple idea: a recording doesn't have to be played from beginning to end. It can be a place to explore.