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I’d like to share my recent project, which is a waveform generator that resembles a spirograph: merely.xyz / waves . Here’s a quick video demo:

The app works online and should work on both desktop and mobile devices.
It’s still in early stages, it could use more features or bug fixes :upside_down_face: if there’s enough interest, I’d like to continue working on it. Most of the app is free, some features are for supporters only; asking for donations is a way for me to see how many people find this thing useful.

I’ve recently added frequency modulation, which was exciting and a bit mind bending; it opens new territories, both sonically and visually. Announcement plus demo: https://twitter.com/MerelySounds/status/1564698369632632832

Thanks for checking this out, hope you enjoyed it. If you have any feedback or a feature request, I’d love to hear it.

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can this be controlled from an external input? Analog oscillator to soundcard, then to software? Would love to use that feature for drawing waveshape. Cheers!

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Unfortunately this isn’t possible in the current version. One day I’d love to do a native implementation, perhaps an iplug2 version, with real time audio and the option to accept external signals. But it would take me a lot of work so no ETA yet.

Please :blue_heart: Spencer_Salmon’s comment if you want that too, the more people want external input, the sooner I’ll think about it.

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I really like this. I am big fan both of single cycle oscillators and additive synthesis.

I will probably use some of generated waveforms in my music and/or in my software.

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Really happy you made this! This kind of interactive visualization really helps promote an intuitive understanding of dsp — the web is a the perfect medium for this sort of thing!