Mochizuki vs Leaf Light

Mochizuki is a polyphonic synthesizer built around four oscillators and two filters. The four oscillators can be mixed in parallel or connected in series to create more complex sounds. Each oscillator can also be configured as one of four types: AM, FM, Noise, or Resonator. Most parameters can be modulated using a wide range of modulation sources, including envelopes, LFOs, step sequencers, macros, and per-note expression such as pitch bend and slide. Signals from each oscillator and filter can be routed individually, with independent control over their destinations and levels. This makes it possible to create flexible and complex signal routings, combining conventional serial connections with parallel paths and multiple signal paths. For more information, including the user manual, compatibility details, and important notices, please visit the product website. iceGear Instruments https://icegear.net/

Are you looking for a beautiful white noise machine to match your aesthetic and soothe your soul? Are you looking for a truly unique instrument effect for your music? What if we thought of your incoming instrument signal as the sun, split it through a tree canopy into dozens of copies, and then shifted the timing of those signals as the tree moved? Relax and invigorate with the natural sights and sounds of Leaf Light - the world's first lightfield lenticular ambiance machine and flanger/delay/reverb. With all parameters controlled by a simulated tree canopy, you'll be able to dial in the perfect sound with both your eyes and ears. Tune in the: - Time of Day (sound color) - Brightness (rays of sound, hi-freq) - Wind (motion of sounds) And for effect modes: - Camera Distance (Delay time and spread) - Aperture Focus (Lo-pass filter on repeats) - Light Trails (Delay feedback) Leaf Light is a new way to see and hear nature in unnatural environments. Enjoy the app in standalone or with AUv3 hosts. Headphones are recommended :)