Orbital Harp vs Resonance Cube

Tap to create planets. Watch them orbit suns and play notes as they pass through zones. Sounds weave in and out as planets speed up, slow down, collide, and interact. The music shifts between chaos and calm, never repeating the same way twice. Features: • 17 instruments: piano, harp, kalimba, pads, bells, theremin, and more • Beautiful visuals: nebula backgrounds, glowing planets with particle trails, dynamic lighting • Multiple scales: Major, Minor, Pentatonic, Dorian, Blues, and more • Grid and harp layouts: choose how zones are arranged • Keys or strings triggering: change how planets trigger notes • Autoharp mode: toggle or hold notes to control what's playable • Paint mode: assign specific notes to each zone, including wildcards • Per-planet control: assign different instruments, scales, and octave ranges to each planet • Built-in effects: filter, delay, and reverb with real-time control • Saves: build a library of evolving compositions • Background playback: keeps making music when you switch apps • Configurable physics: toggle wall bounces, collisions, and collision sounds MIDI Support (Premium): • Multi-timbral output with 16 channels + X/Y position CC per planet • MPE mode with per-note pitch bend, slide, and pressure • Route to any MIDI-compatible app (AUM, GarageBand, DAWs, synths) • Per-planet MIDI routing: assign MIDI channels and MPE controls independently Perfect for: • Ambient soundscapes that evolve on their own • Live performance and improvisation • Meditation, relaxation, and creative flow • Generative music experiments • Weird beats and drones No subscription. No ads. Just you and the universe.

Resonance Cube is a perpetual music machine inspired by modern composers. Tap the cube to add balls that bounce and play — each one a note in a living, evolving chord. As the music plays, the colors respond. Choose your key, chord, and instrument to shape the sound. Pick from vibraphone, piano, Rhodes, gamelan, warm pad, or crystal bowl. Let a curated chord sequence play automatically, or explore freely in Free Play mode. Add up to 24 voices — 12 melodic, 12 pad — and watch the composition build. When the cube is full, tapping begins to subtract, winding the music back down.