DATA PATH

Transform Any Data Into A Sequence

• Choose a Type, a Source, and a Series: weather, environment, finance, health, and more
  
• Math: 47 generative algorithms in seven families, from chaotic maps to physical systems, calculated instantly with no fetch
  
• Your own data: Spreadsheet, Image, Text, Numbers, Draw, Audio, and Video
  
• Stream: live Open Sound Control from a phone, a controller, or other software, including Data Tap for iPhone and iPad, coming soon to the App Store
  
• A world map with place search for every location-based source
  
• Fetched data is saved inside your project, so a session reopens offline exactly as you left it
  
• Hover the source badge to see the credit line for whatever data is loaded

• Narrow the time window under the graph to the stretch of data you want to hear
  
• Sample keeps every Nth point; Shift moves where the loop begins
  
• Bias tilts the values up or down and Clip pushes them toward the extremes, both drawn live on the graph
  
• Key and Scale quantize every note, including full remappings such as Inverted and Negative Harmony
  
• Unique mutes repeated pitches; Hold joins them into sustained notes
  
• Scala microtuning with any .scl or .ascl file
  
• Tuning is sent as MPE, so chords are truly microtonal on any MPE-capable instrument

• GENERATE: the data writes its own notes, one data point per step, as a loop locked to your transport
  
• PROCESS: the data reshapes the notes you play, live, as a MIDI effect
  
• Pitch, Velocity, Length, Chance, Rate, and Gate can each follow the data or hold a fixed value
  
• Chance re-rolls every pass, so a probability-gated loop varies instead of repeating exactly
  
• Gate mutes notes above or below a threshold you drag directly on the graph
  
• Up to seven extra chord voices, set in scale degrees so the harmony stays in key
  
• Drag the loop onto a track as a MIDI clip, or export a standard MIDI file

• Euclidean Pattern with Steps, Fills, Rotate, Invert, and Read, then Count to thin it further
  
• Six playback modes: Sequence, Arpeggiator, Gate, Sidechain, Gate-Pause, and Sidechain-Pause
  
• Three clocks: tempo-synced BPM, free-running Time, or Trigger, one data point per incoming note
  
• Swing, Transpose, and five read directions: Forward, Reverse, Elliptical, Random, and Snake
  
• Reset restarts the data every set number of bars, with the rhythm following or running free
  
• Three OSC streams and three MIDI CCs follow the data alongside the notes, each with its own range and Slew
  
• Switch NOTES off and Data Path becomes a pure data modulator, with incoming MIDI passing straight through
  
• Every control below the graph is an automatable host parameter