Support

When will OR—2 be available?

OR—2 is in development. The Mac and iPad versions are coming soon — the front page lists current availability.

How does OR—2 make sound?

OR—2 is a granular audio effect, so it processes audio you feed it. Insert it on an audio track, record incoming audio into one of its four 10-second buffers, and the grain engine plays back from what you captured. With an empty buffer there is nothing to granulate yet.

Can I modulate its parameters?

Yes. OR—2 has a built-in modulation engine with an LFO and sample & hold, and full MIDI support for hands-on control of every parameter.

What formats does OR—2 support?

AU, VST3, CLAP, and Standalone on Mac; AUv3 and Standalone on iPad. macOS 14 or newer, Apple Silicon.

Why is there no sound?

OR—1 is a MIDI Note-FX — a generative sequencer that outputs MIDI, not audio. It makes no sound on its own. To hear it, route its MIDI output to a synth, sampler, or drum machine track in your DAW, or in a host like AUM. Once routed, the instrument you chose plays the notes OR—1 generates.

How do I route OR—1's MIDI output to an instrument?

In your DAW, create a MIDI (or Software Instrument) track, insert OR—1 as a MIDI Effect (VST3/CLAP) or Audio Unit (AU/Logic Pro), then insert or route a software instrument on the same track or a track set to receive OR—1's MIDI output. Press play in your DAW and you'll hear notes triggered by OR—1's voices. On iPad, load OR—1's AUv3 in a host like AUM and route its MIDI output to a downstream instrument the same way.

Does OR—1 work as a Standalone app?

Yes. OR—1 on iPad and Mac ships as a Standalone app with its own transport (Play/Pause + tempo), so you can explore its Euclidean patterns and living visualizer without a host DAW.

Where do I find the full manual?

The complete OR—1 manual (parameter reference, per-host setup notes, and troubleshooting) is available for download.

What formats does OR—1 support?

AU, VST3, CLAP, and Standalone on Mac; AUv3 and Standalone on iPad.