DIN Is Noise is a virtual synthesizer for Windows

This app will let you use Bezier curves to draw and sculpt waveforms changing the timbre of your sound, create beats, perform amplitude & frequency modulation and sculpt feedback & volume curves of your delay lines. You can also create a large number of drones on any microtone, sculpt their timbre and visually modulate them in real-time.

You can also make meshes of drones, make drones orbit each other, launch them like rockets and watch them fall under a gravity you can edit. There are 11 geometry plugins to turn geometry into waveforms, shapeforms and envelopes. Examples include the Countries plugin to turn the map of 245 countries into waveforms, Morpher to morph from 1 shapeform into another and more.

DIN Is Noise accepts MIDI input and can be extended by writing Tcl scripts.

Changes in v14

• A new in-DIN plugin called the Number that can let you transform the unique bit pattern of any printable character, billions of numbers and 16.7 million colours into shapeforms, waveforms, envelopes and modulation patterns.

Changes in v13

• Classical waveform to classical waveform morphing
• shapeform to shapeform morphing
• Envelope and Modulation curve morphing too!
• Scale parameter on Fractaliser goes in negative too.
• A negative value flips the seed pattern.
• Introduced new pricing structure for DIN licenses
• Pay once, keep forever Current Version License at USD 19.99 with Bug fixes but no further upgrades
• Monthly Subscription License at USD 9.99 that you can cancel anytime, with free upgrades while subscription is active.
• Lifetime License at USD 111 as before

Changes in v7.0a

• New GUI
• FIX for Menu > Tools > Label Vertices which didn't do anything in 7.0.
• Move whole curve with LSHIFT + f
• In prep for any closed shape > waveform in future release.
• Adjust color of tangent to be dimmer than the vertices.
• Prune the DIN Tcl commands, remove unused ones.
• Improve documentation on Tcl commands.

Changes in v5.7

• Configure and monitor your audio & MIDI devices
• Numeric or western notation
• Alternate tunings
• Fixed the BPM of modulating drones.