FROM NATURE

A stereo rain instrument and sound design tool for music and film. Drops on nine surfaces, wind, thunder, passing cars, and seven places to stand. Every drop you hear, you see.

A stereo sea instrument for music and film. One control from glassy to phenomenal; every wave rolls in from the horizon, breaks, peels along the shore and drags back down. Every wave you hear, you see.

An oscilloscope that shows sound six ways, in changing letters: a trace, a goniometer, a morphing relic, a murmuration, a cascade of code and a mandala.

Twelve grains off a 2.8-second tape, a freeze, and a reverb that shimmers above halfway. A petal falls for every grain it plays.

A wavefolder, FM and a low-pass gate that falls like a vactrol. Moths scatter from the bulb with every strike.

A synth that only makes a cat's meow, from a big tomcat to a kitten. Mangle turns it to chrome; Clone brings a second cat.

A campfire, sibling of Petrichor and Undertow: the roar, snaps and pops, damp wood that hisses, wind, and crickets in your key. A figure sits by the fire.

Six birds, four close and two far, singing phrases in your key or wild. A branch sways in the wind, and the singing bird's throat glows red.