Nardin, a musical interface that relies on automated values to shape its sound in real-time. It utilizes algorithms to automatically adjust various audio effects like filters, delays, reverb and a ring modulation. The performer can control several dimensions of these effects simultaneously through a touch interface and three memory buffers. The instrument generates an audio output that continuously morphs and evolves based on the dynamic mixing of the adjustable parameters. This multidimensional control provides an expansive palette for shaping the timbre, texture and characteristics of the sound during a live performance.
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