I can't believe I didn't know about Perrey, even thouh I've heard him everywhere by his simples, thank's for helping me discover him! This is really a great tribute to the musician.

Playing this game also reminded me of a discution we once had on indieMag about what is a game and what isn't :D  The double meaning of the word play (play the game/play the music) is well applied here!

I really liked the somewhat "active" way of listening to his music, I wish it would be longer (ok ok I'm aware it was a jam game made in a weekend ;)!  Also making this technically work seemlessly probably wasn't simple so chapeau bas!

The clean visuals work very well , they are coherent with the general style of the game and the music. If you ever work on this project further maybe you could add some sort of visual animation in rythm that would also respond to buttons. It's not necessary but would probably add to the experience.

Anyway Congrat's on your entry, it's suprising and enjoyable! 

Cool music simulation with effectors, also a nice tribute to Jean-Jacques Perrey. I'm sure he's proud of your creation.

With the recent update and the UI feedbacks I finally feel like the master of my creation!

It is a super nice platform to make cool music. It's hard to make a sampler in which every combination sounds good, but I feel like it's the case here! And that's no random chance, all thanks to your ear, taste and skills!

For a game, it is still missing some kind of objective or quantification. Here's an idea using this "tech": limit the user to an arbitrary amount of points: turning an source on will use X points (it could vary depending on source type) and firing one shots will use points each time. The user is limited to this amount of point to make a music which he records and uploads on a page. The best voted music wins. Even with limited time you can make this happen by writing down instructions and letting people chose their own recording and upload means. An itch.io jam page could have been used to collect and rate the entries.

In any case, this is still very nice both alone or together through a stream or video. (Music is meant to be shared!)

I hope this helps, thanks for the UI update and see you at the next jam! Take care!

Supremely pleasant sounds! All the layers and effects combine quite nicely, I had fun getting to know them. A most enjoyable moogy composition, too, and the polished, minimal interface is very appealing. Really nice work :)

Well done, this project is professionally designed with a clean and neat looking layout. It is very easy to use and the music fits well with no audible mistakes or timing errors. At first I didn't even notice I was changing the sounds  because I didn't read the description lol.  Possibly consider a quick screen transition unless that's a measure in place to keep the time of the music.  Well done and good luck with the project and Jam :)

Very beautiful music! I included it in my Music Game Jam compilation video series, if you’d like to take a look :)

This is relaxing to just sit back and chillax and tweaks the sounds here and there to add variety. It would make it even more enjoyable to me if perhaps you had the probe lights, or what not, that dance to the music.  :D

Nice music. Kind of fun to piece it together. Maybe it would be nice to have the icons be a little more symbolic of the sound they're adding. Would be nice to have more visuals too. Maybe an oscillator or something, or some colors. 

I enjoyed it. Definitely had fun listening to what I was doing with the music options I was given. It sounded good even when I was controlling the music, which is nice. Since I'm not exactly a composer. Keep up the good work :) 

Relaxing to just chill and mess with the music -nice work on the diamond / wah sounding slider.  Cool lil program -nice job! :D

Not totally sure what the different buttons do, but definitely like the music.