Hello friends. Been building this solo for the past 2 years - I just made it public a couple of weeks ago and the response has been overwhelming. You can watch the full demo on our kickstarter page (www.nazaray.co).
Would love to hear your feedback and I'd be happy to answer any questions.
Hey Umer, this is really cool! This looks really fun, I love the simplicity and the design seems very engaging. How much music theory goes into the development of this, and how much music theory might one learn through it?
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Congrats on the launch Umer. This seems like quite a but of fun. Looks like a modernised and simplified version of reactable/rotor app that used to be available for iPad ages ago.
Hey Umer,
How accessible is it for complete beginners with no musical background? Are there plans to allow users to export their creations to standard audio formats or integrate with other music production software?
Congrats on the launch!
@kyrylosilin Hi Kyrylo - the app is designed from the ground up for non-musicians so there's no musical background required whatsoever.
You will be able to export your compositions both as audio as well as videos.
Happy to answer any more questions!
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Congrats on the launch, @umer_ahmed7! It's impressive to see how much thought and effort you've put into building these musical machines. The concept of modular sound blocks and control modifiers sounds incredibly innovative and opens up a lot of creative possibilities for musicians and hobbyists alike.
I’m really curious about the asynchronous loops feature—how do you see it enhancing the user experience? Also, what kind of projects or use cases do you envision for these machines? It would be awesome to see a few real-world applications or demos! Keep up the great work, and I’m definitely looking forward to seeing where this goes. Upvoted!
Thank you @ezshine
Asynchronous loops feature works in the sense that you can create multiple sequences with different time signatures - meaning they musically interact in odd and interesting ways - sort of like the works of minimalist composers like Steve Reich.
Use cases can vary just like other music production apps - learning, exploring, making music for games, generating song ideas to develop further and so on.
Happy to answer any more questions!
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Good work! Would be awesome to see on the Nintendo Switch
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