This software is a multitrack data sequencer that enables users to transform timeseries data into musical control values or notes.
Maestro Frankenstein is the software you've been looking for if you've ever been curious about what climate cycles or tide level data would sound like if they were transformed into musical notes. This unique program was specifically designed as a multitrack data sequencer that maps timeseries data onto notes or musical control values.
Not limited to geologic data, Maestro Frankenstein can create a score from any timeseries data and play it back in real-time using any instrument of your choice, including MIDI, VST or built-in synths. With its data viewing feature, you can easily edit your score to your liking, and use the many musical mapping options available to create the perfect harmony.
Maestro Frankenstein also boasts a variety of spectral analysis processes, including an average FFT with peak detection and a spectral bandpass filter, allowing you to isolate specific frequencies and create new curves. You can even directly turn your data into sound waves, which can be noisy but loads of fun.
The software conveniently reads most data saved in a standard Tab-Delimited Text format, which can easily be exported from programs such as Excel or OpenOffice. Maestro Frankenstein also comes with sample data files, so you can start using the program without delay.
Finally, it's worth noting that Maestro Frankenstein allows you to export your data as text, MIDI, or audio files. In conclusion, if you enjoy working with data and music, Maestro Frankenstein is a must-have software to add to your collection.
Not limited to geologic data, Maestro Frankenstein can create a score from any timeseries data and play it back in real-time using any instrument of your choice, including MIDI, VST or built-in synths. With its data viewing feature, you can easily edit your score to your liking, and use the many musical mapping options available to create the perfect harmony.
Maestro Frankenstein also boasts a variety of spectral analysis processes, including an average FFT with peak detection and a spectral bandpass filter, allowing you to isolate specific frequencies and create new curves. You can even directly turn your data into sound waves, which can be noisy but loads of fun.
The software conveniently reads most data saved in a standard Tab-Delimited Text format, which can easily be exported from programs such as Excel or OpenOffice. Maestro Frankenstein also comes with sample data files, so you can start using the program without delay.
Finally, it's worth noting that Maestro Frankenstein allows you to export your data as text, MIDI, or audio files. In conclusion, if you enjoy working with data and music, Maestro Frankenstein is a must-have software to add to your collection.
What's New
Version 0.42 Beta: N/A