Single Cell Software

Here is also a file with the exported data on it. It's exported in 32 bits, then decoded with converter. I think it's ready for mastering.

I wanted to put 808 kick but I decided to mess around with Dynamics and the reverb.

I noticed, maybe I make a remix of this, I really like the concept of vocoded techno. It's like working with a voice of the app. I wishif you could tell me about the master set I used. As you noticed I inserted another modular and used it as a carrier of the whole mix. What do you think about this idea of mastering. I noticed that in some cases audio clips, when you export it, in another cases it works perfectly, it's like volume is tuning it self according to the rules of the app. So tell me what you hear, and what is the difference in loudness, it would help a lot.

Now I will explain. I noticed this thread couple months ago where the guy said that he believes that in caustic sound is to virtual to be appreciated in the real production studio.
So I decided to check that by my self and I figured out that caustic is not what caused this problems, but the settings on the Android device itself. So I went in the developer options and set the secondary screen resolution wide as possible. And guess what, the room in the app has changed. The reverb became more wide, and pan effect became changed in parameters. This was interesting point for me because somehow the number of pixels in secondary screen affected the loudness of the whole device.
So my hipotesis is that secondary screen resolution has something to do with audio on Android.
My secondary display is set on 438px. I don't know if all devices will work this way. I don't know if I am right or wrong but try and see can this work for you.
Turn of screen rotation on the display. Then go in to the developer options and set the secondary display resolution on 421 or more.
Then enter in the caustic and start testing the reverb behavior. If you notice any changes, it works, if you you get nothing then this the modification that works only on this device.

> why changing screen resolution would have an impact on the sound engine though.

CPU/GPU processing load. Less pixel pushing.

Edit: This would only affect buffer underuns, not the actual sound engine, it's floating point!

Yes that's true, but in the hybrid based systems this works as charm. And Android is this days more of hybrid, than the actual system. That's my perspective of it. Followed by that belief I came up with some stunning ideas like, following geometry to EQ my songs, or I simply compress my song with a Waveform noise from the subsynth don't know a lot about it yet of course since those things are changing within each update, but one thing is certain caustic core is one hell of fun. It would be to bad if people stop appreciate it.

Hi James, I hope this thread hasn't already gotten too old for you to check back and find this. I just had some fun with your soup, adding a few more ingrediments and some seasonings.  Thanks for sharing the file.