Independent developer Fred Anton Corvest has introduced software that enables users to control MIDI instruments and modular synthesizers equipped with control voltage inputs through a single interface. The application operates across Mac computers, iPads, iPhones and Apple Vision Pro headsets while transmitting both MIDI and CV signals simultaneously.
The platform includes two LFO generators offering 10 waveforms plus an envelope follower that monitors audio input or external side-chain sources. Six FLO(W) processors combine and shape these signals using polarity adjustments, division and multiplication parameters before routing them to dedicated output buses. Users can connect hardware through DC-coupled audio interfaces or work entirely with software instruments via MIDI implementation.
Polyflo supports AUv3 format on devices running iOS 16.4 or later, macOS 13.3 and higher, or visionOS 1.0 and above. The software retails for $9.99.
The platform includes two LFO generators offering 10 waveforms plus an envelope follower that monitors audio input or external side-chain sources. Six FLO(W) processors combine and shape these signals using polarity adjustments, division and multiplication parameters before routing them to dedicated output buses. Users can connect hardware through DC-coupled audio interfaces or work entirely with software instruments via MIDI implementation.
Polyflo supports AUv3 format on devices running iOS 16.4 or later, macOS 13.3 and higher, or visionOS 1.0 and above. The software retails for $9.99.
