Hear the engine
Program patterns on the instrument panel and listen through the same C sound engine used by the working firmware.
LATEST EXPERIMENTAL FIRMWARE / M-VAVE FM-1
X0X
Extended Edition
0.1.5-beta1 · experimental prerelease
Drums, bass and breaks. Ready to explore.
The complete ZIP includes firmware, installer script, matching source, searchable FAQ and checksums. Read the installation and backup guidance first. This is experimental firmware, with known performance and MIDI-timing limitations.
Release details & installation · Search the FAQ · GitHub prerelease
Earlier browser alpha
The emulator below is a separate, earlier browser build. For the latest experimental device firmware, use the download above.
ACULTUR8 / FM1 LAB · BROWSER ALPHA
Build the sound.
Keep the groove.
Two drum machines, two basses and a break player. Audition the shared X0X engine, import your exact slices and hear them follow the sequencer.
This release is for browser listening and development. Physical FM1 qualification is a separate milestone. The new sound strips, arrangement blocks and chord-following features are being developed in stages.
Keep your slices
Import a matching WAV and JSON or CSV. Original slice boundaries and trigger positions stay together.
Follow the tempo
Move slice triggers with FM1 tempo while each slice retains its pitch. Ringing tails can overlap.
Try an original synthetic loop
In the emulator, press Load public demo · 120 BPM, switch the instrument on and choose Play with FM1 · keep pitch. Change the tempo to 90, 120 or 180 BPM to compare.
You can also download the pair and test the normal file importer. This six-slice demo is generated from sine waves; it contains no third-party loop audio.
Develop your own variant
The local lab adds source editing, recoverable checkpoints and emulator rebuilding. Native REX conversion needs a separately configured local decoder; this public website imports the resulting WAV and markers.