Vynth
A free generative art piece — play it in your browser, no install. A web-based visual programming environment for video synthesis.
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Vynth is a modular digital video synthesizer, inspired by analog video synthesizers (like this), that runs in your browser.
With Vynth, users make programs or "patches" out of simple building blocks. Those patches compile into GLSL fragment shaders that run via WebGL.
It presents an interface that will be familiar to users of Max/MSP/Jitter or other visual programming environments, and is an easy way to play with graphics programs without having to type them out by hand.
Modules are the building blocks of every program. Click the boxes around the sides of the screen to create modules.
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