Sinensis is 6 bandpass filters.
You interact with the relation between their gains and frequency. You can input MIDI to play the bands with notes. To route MIDI to Sinensis, you can find info on this website
https://www.overloud.com/node/166
tl;dr : Set the output of a MIDI track to the track where the plug-in lives.
Sinensis is a bunch of bandpass filters. Inspired by modular such as Tides and Just Friends, you modulate their relation instead of their absolute frequencies.
You set the root frequency (either by hand with a tune widget, or with the MIDI input).
You then set the ratio between each band frequence and the gain of each band following simple functions. I contrained myself to avoid knob, sliders, drop-down menus and numeric values. Using colors and their evolution to inform the user. The goal being to show the state of the system, not to visualize each of its parameters.
In contrast with this unusual method, I chose to make a very clear and structured UI, big fonctionality blocks. I haven’t had much feedback on this plug but I’d be curious to have some people to test it whitout explanation to inform my future conception of UI.
https://lndf.fr/NOI/Sinensis.html
