Granular
A recording split into a playable grain cloud.
Live style transfer from catalog models.
Engine preview
Not built for macOS, Windows or Linux
LiveTransfer is the module form of the RAVE instrument: it accepts an audio signal, encodes each model hop into a latent frame, applies the eight front-panel offsets, and decodes the result back to audio. The model is always selected from the curated catalog; training is a separate workflow and never appears in the instrument.
The browser implementation is an explicit web prototype using the standardized module input/output contract and the existing TypeScript RAVE engine. Its face reports the model's hop buffer and reference compute budget. The portable engine is the next runtime lane, with the same ports and parameter paths kept stable for the future VST3 build.
Every row below is a recorded build row or the recorded absence of one. Nothing here is inferred from what this module is meant to support.
| Format | Result | Download |
|---|---|---|
| Browser package (JS) | Not built by this module's lane this module has no release.json; its packager lane records no browser program rows | Not built for the browser |
| Browser package (WASM) | Not built by this module's lane this module has no release.json; its packager lane records no browser program rows | Not built for the browser |
| VST3 | Not built — the native export is blocked native-export.json records nativeEligibility "blocked" | Not built for macOS, Windows or Linux |
| Audio Unit | Not built — the native export is blocked native-export.json records nativeEligibility "blocked" | Not built for macOS |
| CLAP | Not built — the native export is blocked native-export.json records nativeEligibility "blocked" | Not built for macOS, Windows or Linux |
| Standalone app | Not built — the native export is blocked native-export.json records nativeEligibility "blocked" | Not built for macOS, Windows or Linux |
Parity
No lane recorded an artifact; there is no parity evidence.
Start from a named sound, then adjust the instrument to make it yours.
Migration fallback: a page-only authored drawing, not yet runtime or export truth. Dashed cables carry modulation, not audio.
Audio enters through the module's mono main input and leaves through its mono main output.
The adapter keeps the encoder and decoder state alive across host callbacks, assembling fixed model hops inside the host quantum.
Latent controls are offsets, not replacements: the incoming encoded latent remains the source, while each knob moves one dimension before decoding.
A recording split into a playable grain cloud.
A channel vocoder for any live or recorded input.
Convolution reverb: eight synthesized spaces, twenty-five real cabinets.