Arpeggiator Noatikl.v2.2.18 -- CHAOS [PAZ]

Released by CHAOS
Distributed by Proaudiozone



Noatikl is unique. It is the evolution of the Koan Generative Music system used in the 90s by Brian Eno et al. To generate its MIDI music notes and controller information it uses generative / aleatoric / stochastic / algorithmic music techniques and parameters that we have developed over the last 20 years. These can be used to drive & control settings of favourite external synths, FX units and samplers or, for totally portable and self-contained sound generation / fx, an advanced and integrated MIDI, Sound & FX multi-synth.

For in depth information see the Noatikl User Guide concerning MIDI Note & Controller generation, and the Partikl User Guide concerning sound generation & FX.
A few examples of what Noatikl can be used for:

Breaking composer's block
Creating royalty free music / soundscapes: ambient, drone, IDM, EDM etc *
Generating new MIDI musical ideas (e.g. driving external synths [via Core MIDI and Virtual MIDI in Noatikl Mobile])
Creating musical backgrounds to use in other apps (e.g. recordings [or also via AudioBus in Noatikl Mobile])
Experimenting with generative music systems and modular sound and FX design
Tweeting/sharing/emailing your own custom, self-contained generative masterpieces
Creating pieces to mix together in Mixtikl (Generative Music Mixer), Noatikl’s brother
Generatively changing external synth, FX & sampler settings [via Core MIDI & Virtual MIDI in Noatikl Mobile])
Building your own hyper-instrument (Noatikl Desktop version only)
Getting creative with scripting (Noatikl Desktop version only)
… and simply having fun creating your own music!

* Refer to relevant EULAs / restrictions for any Tiklpak or 3rd party content used
What are the main generative parameters and what do they do?

Voice types: Ambient, Rhythmic, Repeat, Follows, Fixed Pattern - used to generate MIDI notes
Rules: Scale, Harmony, Rhythm, Next Note, Listening – used to constrain and filter the notes composed
Chords: Many parameters for controlling chording and arpeggiation
Controllers & Micro controllers: Many parameters for controlling MIDI
Note to MIDI CC Mapping: Used to emit MIDI controller data instead of MIDI events