PolyArp splits held chords into two separate MIDI streams. IrisOrbit is designed to let each part run independent rhythms, directions, and velocity modes simultaneously.
Users draw custom patterns across sixteen beats while the other layer follows standard divisions. Humanize and articulation controls shape phrasing dynamically over time. Keyboard splits divide notes between layers, or both parts can track full voicings.
Hardware synths and software instruments receive distinct MIDI channels from each stream. Mapped knobs and pedals adjust multiple parameters at once during performance. Release controls clear active chords without disabling latch functionality.
Version 1.2.2 runs on macOS, Windows, and Linux in VST3 format. AU MIDI FX works on Mac, while LV2 supports Linux systems. Perpetual licenses cost fifteen dollars or euros depending on region. Seven-day trials require email verification but no payment details.
Users draw custom patterns across sixteen beats while the other layer follows standard divisions. Humanize and articulation controls shape phrasing dynamically over time. Keyboard splits divide notes between layers, or both parts can track full voicings.
Hardware synths and software instruments receive distinct MIDI channels from each stream. Mapped knobs and pedals adjust multiple parameters at once during performance. Release controls clear active chords without disabling latch functionality.
Version 1.2.2 runs on macOS, Windows, and Linux in VST3 format. AU MIDI FX works on Mac, while LV2 supports Linux systems. Perpetual licenses cost fifteen dollars or euros depending on region. Seven-day trials require email verification but no payment details.
