VOSC Visual Particle Synth 2.0.0

VOSC can be best described as a visual representation of a traditional sound synthesizer. Instead of sound waves, a large number of on-screen particles are used as the medium for synthesis. By adjusting the size, shape, and frequency of the oscillators, users can generate a wide array of dynamic patterns and textures.

A key concept employed in VOSC is the idea of visual harmony, a theory initially explored by the computer graphics innovator and visual artist John Whitney during the mid-20th century. The oscillators within VOSC adhere to Whitney's differential motion principle, creating harmonic resonances as their frequencies shift in whole ratios.