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geno 1

A free generative art piece — play it in your browser, no install. Generative Music Visualizer. Real-time microtonal audio synthesis and 3D visualization powered by Rust, WebAudio & WebGPU.

by @tre-systems · tre-systems/geno-1 on GitHubLANG Rust★ 2HOSTED ON GENO-1.TRE.SYSTEMSUPDATED 3 Sep 2026

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Geno-1 is a generative audiovisual sound sculpture built with Rust + WebAssembly + WebGPU + WebAudio. Three spatialised voices improvise inside a pointer-driven swirl field and click ripples, now extended as Drift Lattice: a deterministic composed piece with a sustained pad, sub, brown-weighted noise bed, dark starfield, shimmer, offline mastering, and synchronized video production. It is the foundational Geno instrument; its sibling Geno-2 takes the same stack in a different artistic direction.

trigger probability, octave offset, and note duration.

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