Meloform, Built in Rust: Sing One Note and Turn Your Voice Into an Instrument
henloitsjoyce · x · 2026-10-16
Developer henloitsjoyce has released a new project, Meloform: record a steady 2-second hum, and the in-house handwired engine fits the frequency components of the audio clip (a harmonic model), then reconstructs it at different pitches with a synthesizer — turning your voice into a playable "vocal piano" with up to 88 keys (A0–C8).
Related event: Meloform Turns 2 Seconds of Humming into a Personal Voice Synth(2 posts)→
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