Drone Swarm is an instrument built around stacks of drifting oscillators clustered into “groups,” each with its own tuning, modulation, and amplitude personality. Instead of playing, you sculpt relationships: master detune shifts the whole ecosystem, groups bend and breathe independently, and each oscillator adds its own micro-instability. Everything is alive and continuously morphing, but always under your control.
On top of that sits a snapshot-based sequencer that lets you capture entire tuning states—oscillator spreads, modulation shapes, detune clusters—and arrange them into evolving timelines. Scenes can morph into each other over time, loop naturally, or be triggered on demand for performance. It’s not a synth you play at so much as a sonic environment you guide, nudge, and let unfold.
Download the Distortion Drones patch (it's a json file) and load it to see what it can do.
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notes.json.