Generative Music Instrument

US ToneField creates evolving melodic patterns      28/07/26

Matt Goodluck Music describes ToneField as a generative music instrument that creates evolving melodic patterns through a 16×16 step sequencer and an original sine wave synthesis engine.

Place dots on the grid, press play, and let the music unfold. Use the probability controls to make your patterns evolve differently on every loop -- no two performances are ever identical.

Features:

  • Original ToneField Classic sound engine -- pure sine wave synthesis with precision decay
  • 16×16 step sequencer with amber dot interface
  • Per-column probability for generative, evolving patterns
  • 13 scales including all 7 modes and pentatonic variants
  • All 12 keys
  • BPM 40–180
  • Velocity and gate control
  • Delay with time, feedback, filter and mix
  • 8 named pattern save slots
  • Record live performances as WAV -- capture every probabilistic variation in real time
  • Export patterns as MIDI for Logic Pro, GarageBand and any DAW
  • Export audio as WAV or MP3
  • Live MIDI output to your DAW as the pattern plays
  • Transform tools -- flip, rotate, shift and randomise your patterns
  • 14-day free trial version also available

 

System Requirements:

  • Mac: macOS 10.12 or later, Intel or Apple Silicon
  • Windows: Windows 10 or later, 64-bit

Pricing and Availability:
$14.99

More information:

 



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