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modal revolver

A free generative art piece — play it in your browser, no install. Generative audio-visual artwork for fxhash — rotating dials trigger oscillator voices for a self-playing modal sequence, seeded deterministically by the token hash. Built with p5.js + p5.sound.

by @janovehennig · janovehennig/modal-revolver on GitHubLANG JavaScriptHOSTED ON JANOVEHENNIG.GITHUB.IOUPDATED 17 Jun 2026

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A generative audio-visual artwork for fxhash. Concentric rings carry five rotating dials; each time a dial completes a revolution it triggers an oscillator voice, producing a self-playing, ever-shifting modal sequence. Every output is deterministically generated from the token's fxhash, so each mint is a unique, reproducible composition.

dials whose colour is drawn from one of 15 HSB palettes.

reverb. A dial reaching the end of its arc plays its voice (startSound).

mode (one of six five-note scales), palette, ADSR profile, reverb time, per-voice waveform, and each dial's speed.

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