Immerse yourself into endless granular explorations. Get GranuRise now for 49 EUR + TAX
GranuRise is Max Msp and Max for Live granular synth, based on a non-conventional creative synthesis and sample modules that enables immersive sonic interaction and lets you create complex morphing sound structures intuitively.
Concepts
Thinking outside of a grid – based environment
Expressive interaction with the software
Semi-prepared generative structures with real-time interaction
Real-time audio processing and transformation
Control each grain independently | pitch, volume, filter…
Draw your own window function
More than 100 evolving layers & textures can create a final sound design
All layers as a sound source for the pitch transformation – without altering the speed of the sound
MIDI | MPE | Mira | Roli Blocks integration
Advanced preset recalling and morph options combined with the gesture feature
Complex sound design using your own gesture without complex matrices and advanced lfo settings
Sound demos
Sessions
Tutorials
Workflow
Waveform section
Mixer section
Edit | Module section
Preset | Morph section
Mixer | Master section
Granular | Spectra module
Waveform section
Gesture feature
Releasing the waveform will start the seamless playback of your movement.
The gesture now becomes an expressive element in a live or sound design interaction.
The speed of your gesture acts as an LFO based on your movement.
Edit each grain-voice independently
Freely control the pitch | volume | filter of each of the 16 grains, giving you the potential to create complex sounds.
Grain Sequncer
Sample module
Granular Synth engine
Morphing oscillators
FM oscillator
samples as an FM carrier or modulator
Oscillator 1 – sine based
Oscillator 2 – saw based
Noise oscillator
Morph between the four oscillators with the gesture feature
Synthesized sample-based sound sources
The designed sound from all the sample-based modules can be used as a polyphonic voice for the synth engine.
Effect module
Preset | Morph section
Store, recall & morph your waveform position & range and vast parameters within the edit-submodule section.
This results in interesting evolving semi-structured forms to interact within a live situation or sound design process.
The recall section includes a step sequencer, which recalls each preset based on the master tempo & note value.
In the morph section morph btw presets & automate this process with the gesture feature. Applying the gesture to the different edit-submodule sections creates some really complex and constantly evolving generative structures.
iPad MIRA integration
MIDI Integration
MPE integration
Roli Blocks integration
GranuRise in the wild
GranuRise has been presented in the form of a concert, live performance, lecture or sound art installation in various festivals and institutions such as the Harvard Music Department, Harvard Radcliffe Institute, Cycling 74 EXPO (MASS MoCA), ADC 2019 – Audio Developer Conference, Conservatory of Music Benedetto Marcello Venice, Agon Milano, Museum of Modern & Contemporary Art Ljubljana and many others.
Awards
Presentations | Interviews | Reviews
GranuRise Artists
uses GranuRise to create granular textures
Danish American Contemporary Classical Composer uses GranuRise for his compositions
Sound designer, audio editor and music composer has created some unique Sample packs with GranuRise for MODE AUDIO
Oscar-winning, Grammy-nominated Audio Engineer/Producer uses GranuRise for film composing and sound design
Uses GranuRise to manipulate her choir – Carmina Slovenica
More artists that use GranuRise
…
Follow us on social media
Immerse yourself into endless granular explorations. Get GranuRise now for 49 EUR + TAX
System Requirements
Windows computer with Core i5 – i7 processor, 8GB RAM, SSD HD, WINDOWS 7 or later
A free version of the latest Max MSP 8
Ableton Live 10 with Max for Live support
To use the MPE option of GranuRise Ableton Live 11 is required
Supported platforms
Ableton Live (M4L – MaxForLive Plugin Device)
Check out our Max For Live sequencer - seqMPEror
Contact us
Web Design | Andrej Kobal