MAKE YOUR OWN SOUNDS.
Faulk is a DAW that opens in a browser tab, where you’ll build your own instruments and effects. Soon you’ll describe a sound, an AI will write the module and you’ll hear it straight away. When you need studio latency, Boost will take over.
Faulk is under construction: the first version plays an oscillator from a MIDI keyboard or the computer keyboard.
THREE MODES.
ONE INTERFACE.
| MODE | WHAT RUNS | LATENCY | WHAT YOU GET | STATUS |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| WEB | The audio engine, in your browser | Estimated by the browser, shown in the app | Zero install, a link is enough | First version |
| BOOST | A native helper, driven by the same interface | Low, to be measured | Low-latency audio, direct MIDI, your VST3 and CLAP plugins | In development |
| ATELIER | The built-in module editor | Same as the active mode | Describe, hear and tweak an instrument | Coming |
DESCRIBE.
LISTEN.
TWEAK.
In the Atelier, you’ll write down the sound you hear in your head. Faulk will generate the module’s code, its real knobs and its sound object. Then you turn, compare, keep. The Atelier is in the works.
“A dry, short kick, a little click on the attack, that doesn’t smear into the bass.”
- PITCH
- 48 Hz
- DECAY
- 180 ms
- CLICK
- 0.35
- DRIVE
- 0.40
THE LIBRARY
Every module will have its sound object, a grainy texture generated from its parameters. The library will open with Faulk’s first modules.
- Sketch, not available yet
DRY KICK
Instrument - Sketch, not available yet
HAZE
Instrument - Sketch, not available yet
CRUSH 8
Effect - Sketch, not available yet
ECHO
Effect
BOOST
Same tab, same project: a small native helper will take over the sound, and the indicator will turn purple. It’ll bring low-latency audio, direct MIDI and your VST3 and CLAP plugins.