Purpose
A compact mobile instrument needs useful generative controls without requiring an external synth or computer.
Creative technology / 2026
Operon Splicer
Experimental Android test build with four chord-aware lanes, internal audio, 29 synthesis engines, saved lane sounds, optional USB MIDI, and dry or processed WAV stems.
My role
Designer and engineer
Status
in progress
Evidence
released
Release
Version 0.1.29
Methods
- Kotlin
- Jetpack Compose
- Android audio
- USB MIDI
- Chord-aware sequencing
Outputs
- Installable Android APK
- Internal audio
- Finite stereo WAV export
- Optional USB MIDI output
Result
A working mobile instrument that can play independently, export its internal mix, or route its four lanes to MIDI hardware.
Implementation
How it works
The Kotlin and Jetpack Compose application generates chord-aware material across four lanes and plays it through internal Android audio or optional USB MIDI.
The selected public beta is v0.1.29, build 30, with a versioned APK and matching checksum.