“Pyra is my take on physical modelling. It’s a 12-voice string synthesizer that covers everything from acoustic to electric, plucked to bowed string sounds. It runs on Live and Push 3 in standalone mode.
Pyra features deep expression control and plays beautifully with MPE controllers. It can be played microtonally using a microtuner, or abletons built in tuning system.All of Pyra’s parameters are logically laid out and fully controllable via Tabbing, making it accessible to blind, visually impaired, and sighted users.
Pyra is available as either a free or paid download. Both versions are identical - it’s simply a way to ensure that everyone can access it, regardless of their ability to support my work.”
Nope, and hard to see how that would work. Pretty parameter heavy.
One thing you can do is use it like a modular or SH-101 sequencer and clock it from a midi clip, or use dummy clips for randomisation, but that’s about as far as it goes in terms of the pads.
I also like rely on this one a lot for thinning out patterns and putting a bit of order on randomised sequences.
i haven’t installed the beta yet but i’m super pumped about follow actions. i’ve never really gotten along with the live clip launching workflow but with follow actions it seems like you can almost treat the device like a tracker
