OVNI Audio dropped two free open-source tools, with Orbit handling binaural motion and Supernova 0.4.0 turning media into audio-driven visuals. Orbit runs on Windows and macOS, letting users park sounds in place, send them around the head, or trigger fly-bys with propagation-based Doppler.
Radar covers 3D placement, while rate, speed, radius, height, chaos, width, and room shape movement and space. HRIR processing, fractional-delay ITD, near-field behavior, speaker crosstalk cancellation, and a mono-safe phase option handle the technical side. VST3 and AU formats are covered.
Supernova stays on macOS and pushes images, sequences, or video through 262,144 GPU particles. Audio controls their movement without changing the signal. Fifty worlds, 17 OKLab color ramps, MIDI reactions, camera tools, trails, gravity, glyphs, and plexus controls give users plenty to tweak.
Version 0.4.0 adds image crossfades and fixes exported clips, longer soundtrack capture, and loop clicks. It works as VST3, AU, or standalone software. Both projects use GNU AGPLv3, with code hosted on GitHub.
Radar covers 3D placement, while rate, speed, radius, height, chaos, width, and room shape movement and space. HRIR processing, fractional-delay ITD, near-field behavior, speaker crosstalk cancellation, and a mono-safe phase option handle the technical side. VST3 and AU formats are covered.
Supernova stays on macOS and pushes images, sequences, or video through 262,144 GPU particles. Audio controls their movement without changing the signal. Fifty worlds, 17 OKLab color ramps, MIDI reactions, camera tools, trails, gravity, glyphs, and plexus controls give users plenty to tweak.
Version 0.4.0 adds image crossfades and fixes exported clips, longer soundtrack capture, and loop clicks. It works as VST3, AU, or standalone software. Both projects use GNU AGPLv3, with code hosted on GitHub.
