MIDI Warz your Ableton Move, plugged into the browser
made by aurelianobergese.dev aka supervuoto.org
Orbits
A polyrhythm drum machine. Four lanes, each its own length and its own speed against the master tempo. Euclidean fills, step locks, 16 pattern slots & chains, live record, evolve, MIDI clock in/out.
Sequence →Finger drumming
34 exercises in four scales, pads lit as cues, timing and dynamics graded, your last take drawn.
Practise →Lights Out
The pads are the lights. Press one, its neighbours flip. Clear the board in as few presses as par.
Play →Entropy Engine
A Tone.js synth that mostly decides for itself. Pads inject energy, it spreads, decays and fires notes by chance. Knobs bend the odds.
Disturb →Punchliner
Writes bass, pad and lead lines from a genre, a key and a progression. 8 or 16 bars, regenerate until it bites, edit on the Move, export .mid.
Write →Unassembler
Drop a track, it finds the beat. Then take it apart on the pads: stutters, slices, tape stops, reverse, scatter, crush. Record the wreck to WAV.
Break →Doom
Shareware Doom in DOSBox. Pads are the keyboard: move, strafe, fire, weapons. Wheel turns.
Play →master tempo — bpm · shared by every page, last change wins
Chrome or Edge, USB‑C, allow MIDI + SysEx when asked. The Move goes into control mode while a page is connected and back to standalone when you disconnect or close the tab. Also: melodic drills (notes, intervals, chords, rhythm).