Vector37

genkigenkiUpdated Oct 14, 20263 on GitHub

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Vector37 is experimental synthesizer firmware for the M-VAVE SMK-37 Pro, inspired by the Beetlecrab Vector. Four corner sounds each combine two overtone generators, a blend control, and a filter. A sun follows a path while a moon orbits it; the moon’s position determines the mix of the four sounds. Pads select and control the planets, eight knobs shape the selected sound, and four faders adjust the path’s family, size, speed, and morph. Eight stored sounds provide starting points, and TRS MIDI output sends the keys and wheels. A browser simulator lets you explore the engine and screen before installing.

License: GPL-3.0

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SMK-37 PROM-VAVE

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