Need a rest? Watch these cute sound particles, representing notes from different patterns, which are mixed together to keep the suspense. This experiment is completely synthesized running a polyphonic synthesizer, based on this study and a stereo-delay on 16Bit, 22.050Khz.

They are no external sources, just code. The size of the SWF is about 8kb. If your computer is too slow, try the video I’ve uploaded to youtube.

Chill out planet earth!

Just amazing… Good job as always :)

The polyphonic synthesizer sounds great ! How far away is the 50Kb glitchy mp3 loop. :)

Too good

synthesized? awsome!

i appreciate this a lot. excellent work

amazing! may i have the offline executable of this! i just loved it!

You’re the king of flash

Beautiful

Fodastico… amazing.

Awesomeness!! Can we please have fullscreen! (or is there a shortcut for that which I don’t know?)

I am also developing an audio engine in Flash; I wish the audio buffer implementation was as solid as a VST-ASIO combo…

Adobe should integrate ASIO4all into AIR, I think. That could rock!

is there a way i can get the source code for this?

Thanks for that chillout. Sometimes I enjoy listening to your synthesizer the whole day long, while working. I love it. Great thing you’ve created here.

OMG!! This is awensome dude!! You ‘re the best!!

synthesized? Thats amazing!

please, make a fullscreen version of this one.

Yes! Fullscreen version please! Awesome.

this looks awesome, is their any change to get a hand on the source code?

Thank you

this is so beautiful.

You are really good!!!

only 8k, I don’t even believe it, you’re a genius!

I’m in absolute awe. Music is such a wonderful thing, and you perfect it every time you make things like these.

thank you for sharing this creation. i cant help just lying down on my bed, close my eyes, and look at the beuatiful stars your music makes my mind show me.

This was incredibly relaxing, i fell a sleep and wasn’t tired one bit after i woke up. What a great way to relax! Thanks.

Is there any possible way to import this onto an ipod or such device?

reminds me of my jellyfish tank