Solar Eclipse

Setup

Connect and set up your instruments and controllers here. The tracks are in Arrange → Pads.

Orba not connected
Orba
loop
Instrument · Lead
Volume100%
Reverb0%
Delay0%
🔬 Orba test (experimental): LED colours, middle button

To find out what the Orba lets us do. Log shows everything the Orba sends (press the middle button and watch). Read asks the Orba for registers (safe). Write sets one register: only for trying, it can change a setting on the Orba (a restart of the Orba undoes most). Known: domain 01 address 0003 = the active part (0–3).


        

Device settings

MIDI mode
Pitch bend range
USB ports
Auto-set 4 ports on connect

Melody, bass and pads each learn your voice in 15 seconds: the room's noise, your lowest and highest note (so they land in the instrument's range) and how your notes start.

More controllers

Coming here: Native Instruments Maschine, Akai APC40, Stream Deck, Loupedeck, Traktor Kontrol, loop stations. Any MIDI device works already: ⚙ Settings → MIDI device → track.

Spreads hits evenly over the steps of the selected track's pattern (drums: one sound's row), or writes a melody from the song's key. "write" puts the result into the pattern.

Plug in an Orba, or just play.
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MIDI Load —

Connect an Orba

My songs · loops, tracks, arrangement, sounds

Orba songs (factory)

Sound snapshots · Orba instruments + mix only

Track

Name
Sound source
Played by
Pattern length
Portamento (glide)
Glide on
Volume
Pan

Clip info

Your parts (save them in Loop):

Song automation curves across the whole song, over the parts: Solar on the whole mix, filters, reverb …
Pick a track or load a file, move the notes, then “Save as new sound”: the track plays the tuned sound (slices too), a file becomes a new track.
Playing Queued

Motion: tilt, rotate and shake as controllers

On a phone the app reads its own sensors. On a computer, link your phone: open this app on the phone (same address), tap 🌀 XY → 📱 motion → "Send to a computer" and type the code shown here.

Sample the Orba's sounds

The app plays every drum pad (and for bass, chord and lead several notes) on your Orba and records it through an audio input. After that the sounds play here without the Orba. You don't have to tap through them: "Sample all" switches through every sound by itself. It needs the Orba's sound as an audio input: the Orba 2 over USB (if it shows up as an audio device), or its headphone output into a line-in or audio interface. The built-in microphone works in a pinch, but picks up the room.

Audio input

Splice & sample folders

Sample from YouTube

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How it works: the app plays the marked part and records this browser tab's sound, the first time the browser asks you to share the tab: choose this tab and tick "share tab audio". Works on a computer in Chrome or Edge; phones cannot record a tab's sound. Only for your own practice and sketches: releasing music with someone else's recording needs the rights holder's permission.

Pick a sound in Target: singing, humming or a solo instrument Original pitch Edited pitch
X Y 1.0× · 1.0×
Slice by

Tap the waveform to hear a slice. Strip on top: tap to add a cut, drag a cut to move it, double-tap a cut to remove it. Up to 16 slices, one per pad. Not all wanted? "Choose slices", then tap the ones to leave out.

My sounds

Sounds stay in this browser and travel inside exported songs. Up to 30 s per recording.

Latency (Bluetooth headphones)

Bluetooth headphones play everything a little late, so you play late too. Set the delay here: what you record moves earlier by that time and lands in time. Wired headphones or the phone speaker: 0 ms.

Headphone delay
Extra for Voice to MIDI

The app plays 16 clicks through your headphones. Tap the big button exactly when you hear each click. It suggests the delay from your taps.

Key & scale

Root
Scale
0/8

Unused sounds

Looking through your songs …

Guide: get the Orba's sounds into the app

The Orba's sounds live inside the device; they cannot be downloaded. The app records them instead: it plays every pad or note on the Orba and records what comes out. After that they play here without the Orba.

  1. Cable. Over USB the Orba sends notes, not sound. Connect its headphone output (3.5 mm stereo jack) to a line input of your audio interface, e.g. with a 3.5 mm stereo to 2 × 6.3 mm jack cable. Set that input to Line, not Instrument. The built-in microphone works in a pinch but records the room.
  2. Orba on. Connect the Orba to this app (Connect, USB or Bluetooth). Its sound lists appear in every Orba track's ⚙.
  3. Pick the input. Here under "Sound on this computer" → "Orba audio input": choose the interface input the cable goes into (e.g. "Input 1/2"). Switch on "Hear the Orba through this computer" and play a pad: you should hear it on your headphones. If the level is low, turn up the input gain on the interface.
  4. Open the sampler. On any track tap ⚙ → "🎙 Sample the Orba's sounds".
  5. Teach the drum pads. Select the Orba's Drum part and tap every drum pad once. The dialog shows how many pads it learned.
  6. Try one. Tick "Drum kits" only and press "Sample current sounds". It takes about 15 seconds. Then open ⚙ on the drum track: the kit is listed under "Sampled from your Orba"; press ▶ to check.
  7. All of them. Tick the parts you want (drum kits, bass, chord, lead) and press "Sample all". The app switches through every sound by itself; keep it quiet and don't play the Orba meanwhile. Drum kits take about 7 minutes, all parts about 45. Cancel any time: with "Skip sounds that are already sampled" a new run continues where it stopped.
  8. Use them. Every track's ⚙ lists them under "Sampled from your Orba": as the track's sound (built-in synth) or as the stand-in for an Orba track while no Orba is connected.

Good to know: bass, chord and lead are recorded every 6 semitones; notes in between are retuned from the nearest recording. Long held notes end after 1 to 2 seconds. Sampled sounds stay in this browser. An exported song carries them only for tracks that use them as their own sound (not as an Orba stand-in).

Guide: phone motion and linking a phone to the computer

Tilt, rotation and shake of a phone can move the XY pad and any controller (filter, reverb, delay …). A computer has no such sensors, so a phone lends it its own over the network.

  1. On the phone itself. Tap 🌀 XY → 📱 motion → "Use this device's motion". (An iPhone asks once for permission.) Hold the phone the way you want to play and tap "Zero": that position is the middle.
  2. Phone → computer: open the link on the computer. On the computer tap 🌀 XY → 📱 motion → "Link a phone to this computer". A 4-character code appears.
  3. On the phone. Open this app at the same address (the phone needs Tailscale on, like for T3). Tap 🌀 XY → 📱 motion, type the code and tap "Send to a computer". Keep the phone's screen on.
  4. Check. The computer's motion window shows four bars moving when you tilt, rotate and shake the phone. Tap "Zero" on the computer to set the middle.
  5. Play the XY pad with it. In the XY pad set "motion plays" to a finger: left/right is X, forward/back is Y. Finger 1 plays the pad's mode, fingers 2 and 3 their own effects; your real fingers take the other parts.
  6. More at once. Open "More controllers" under the pad and add pairs, e.g. tilt left/right → filter cutoff, shake → reverb, the Orba's tilt → delay. All pairs work at the same time, phone and Orba together.
  7. Fine-tune. "Tilt range" = how far you tilt for the full value; "Smoothing" = calmer values with a little lag.

Over USB or Bluetooth a browser cannot read another device's sensors; the link runs over your tailnet through the Solar Eclipse server, with a short delay. A USB cable for charging is fine.

Guide: Splice samples, playing them on every pitch, slicing
  1. Link Splice once (computer, Chrome or Edge). 🎙 sounds → "📁 Splice / sample folder…" → "Link folder…" → pick your Splice folder (Windows: Documents → Splice). The browser asks once per visit to read it again (↻ Rescan).
  2. Find sounds. Search by words, tempo or key ("vocal 124", "Cmin"), filter loops / one-shots, or tick "song key". ▶ listens. Tempo and key come from the file name, like Splice names its files.
  3. More sounds. "Splice ↗" opens Splice; spend your credits there as usual, the desktop app downloads into the linked folder, then ↻ Rescan here.
  4. Take one. "+" puts it into My sounds (it syncs to your phone). "🎹" makes a track that plays it on every pitch, Orba style: play it on the Orba's pads, 🎹 pads / piano or the keyboard, ⏺ records. The root note comes from the key in the name or is detected; fix it in the track's ⚙ ("detect").
  5. Slice it. "✂" opens the slicer: cut by hits, by beat grid (the loop's tempo), into equal parts or by hand (strip above the waveform: tap = cut, drag = move, double-tap = remove). Tap the waveform to hear a slice.
  6. On the pads. "Put on pads" makes a track with one slice per pad (up to 16). With "also write a pattern" the loop replays at the song tempo, and you can rearrange it in the arranger's step grid.

Splice has no public interface, so the app reads the downloaded files on your computer and does not see your Splice account or credits. Splice's licence lets you use the samples in your music, not hand out the raw files: keep songs with embedded Splice sounds to yourself when you share the app.

Guide: songs on all your devices (sync)
  1. Save once. ♬ → type a name → Save. From then on, with "Save changes automatically and sync" on, every change saves itself a few seconds later.
  2. Open it elsewhere. On the other device (same address) the song is in ♬ → My songs within seconds. If it is open there and has no unsaved edits, it updates by itself.
  3. What travels. Songs, your own and sampled sounds, and XY presets. Deleting travels too.
  4. Both changed? The newer save wins. A device with unsaved edits keeps them and tells you; saving there overwrites the other.

The songs are stored on your server (tailnet only). Without a connection everything keeps working on the device and syncs when it is back.

Key mappings

LED and OLED control here is for the DOIO KB16 running the matching firmware.

Sound on this computer

Audio output
Orba audio input

MIDI device → track

Notes len
○ recorded · ● snapped
Info
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Battery—
Shortcuts
Transport
SpacePlay / pause the looper
tap BPMType an exact tempo
🔔 tapTap tempo
🔔 holdMetronome click on / off
⏺ tapRecord into the selected track
Parts
tapSelect a part
holdSolo / un-solo that part
Looper tracks
tap a nameSelect the track: live playing goes there
A W S E D…Computer keyboard plays the selected track (key mappings off)
Z / XOctave down / up
snapCycle off → grid → groove
saved ×Tap twice to delete a saved preset
Note editor
SpacePlay / pause
Del / ⌫Delete selected notes
✏️ drawTap = add · drag = move · drag right edge = resize
🧽 eraseTap a note to delete
▦ selectDrag a box to select (turns off after)
wheelZoom horizontally toward the cursor
shift + wheelZoom rows vertically
« / »Move the loop window one bar
Changelog
  • 2026-10 Solar Eclipse: release build with account, 14-day trial and purchase
  • 2026-10 Solar Eclipse: denser interface on computers; Sampler window like Simpler; OrbaSynth floats; clip info panel; Orba test page (log, read, write registers)
  • 2026-10 Solar Eclipse: Loop paint and select modes, clip names, track name selects (▤ opens the pattern), automatic clip switchable; colour dot on cards and track heads; pads ▶ / ⟳ / ■ all; FX button
  • 2026-10 Solar Eclipse: Voice to MIDI: hear the instruments and your own voice while listening, training takes kept after a reload, a style and pitch following per mode (sing, hum, syllables, trumpet, whistle; exact, in key, rhythm only), four circles in Auto
  • 2026-10 Solar Eclipse: new tracks get their first Loop clip; several pads play at once; plugin bar pushes the view up, FX toggles it, tools open full size; computer keyboard only with 🎹 open, C / V velocity; Notes / Drum rack view; snap on / off with Shift + 1 / 2 / 4; track colours
  • 2026-10 Solar Eclipse: the plugin bar like Ableton (🧰 Tools): MIDI effects, the instrument with its main knobs, audio effects; Eclipse, Solar and Glitch as devices on a track
  • 2026-10 Solar Eclipse: Song tab automation across all parts, with Solar on the whole mix
  • 2026-10 Solar Eclipse: Loop timeline with clips like Ableton (move, longer = loops, shorter, Shift = stretch with warp modes for audio, trim, loop on / off, snap), automation folds open under its track, Alt + wheel sets lane heights; old songs convert and sound the same
  • 2026-10 Solar Eclipse: OrbaSynth: the built-in synth becomes editable (drum rack with every pad on its own incl. EQ, bass / lead / pad patches); existing tracks keep their sound
  • 2026-10 Solar Eclipse: Arrange's halves have roles on computers (above: Scenes, Loop, Song; below: Pads, Tuner, the new Mixer tab; Pattern in both)
  • 2026-10 Solar Eclipse: Voice to MIDI studio on Home (Play, Train, Key): triggers light up, a 12-note wheel, up to 12 takes per sound to hear and delete, the MIDI note per sound, key detect; hear the voice take again
  • 2026-10 Solar Eclipse: every Arrange tab has its own colour; Loop and Song have their own ▶ in the upper half; the pattern editor's playhead only runs while its pattern really plays (Scenes, a pad alone)
  • 2026-10 Solar Eclipse: the track cards are Arrange's first tab (Pads), drag one onto a scene tile; Home is the setup place for the Orba (connect, sample its sounds, device settings); the app opens where you last were
  • 2026-10 Solar Eclipse: ▶ plays Pads, Scenes, Loop or Song (follows the upper Arrange tab), and Scenes play on their own; compact scene tiles, what plays turns green; scenes and loops from the selected (☐) or soloed Home cards (→ Scene, → Loop, + From pads); ▶ and ⟳ on a Home card play that pad alone at the next bar; Voice to MIDI takes recorded apart from the tracks, each sound sent to a track of your choice, then written as patterns; Pattern fits a phone screen with only the notes scrolling
  • 2026-10 Solar Eclipse: undo and redo (↶ ↷, Ctrl+Z / Ctrl+Y); Ctrl+A selects all notes or bars; zoom time and rows separately in Pattern, Loop, Song and the piano roll; Loop shows levels and, in Full, volume, pan, sends, effects, freeze and bounce; tracks move on Home (⠿) and freeze from their card; Solar automation plays on frozen tracks; Tuner deletes recordings and plays the real original; Settings → clean up unused sounds; Euclid preview loops live; Maya keys play single hits, grooves are written as drum patterns; 78 Resonator presets and 44 rhythms; voice notes land where you sang them; the app's own rename and confirm dialogs; problem reports to the server
  • 2026-10 Solar Eclipse: Arrange in two halves (each with Pattern, Scenes, Loop, Song, Tuner; fold away; side by side on wide screens); the song timeline is now Loop and saves parts (Intro, Verse, Refrain …), the new Song tab puts parts in order and plays them
  • 2026-10 Solar Eclipse: count-in of 1, 2 or 4 bars; automation as bendable curves and mute per lane; Solar and Eclipse start off, Solar off per track; voice to MIDI rebuilt (about 10 ms for a note, voice training for melody, bass and pads); Tuner as a tab in Arrange (tracks or files); track name opens the synth, Tools per track, mute / solo all, ⋯ in the mixer, tools panel in every view; 44 Fractal rhythms
  • 2026-10 Solar Eclipse: track cards on Home show their level and switch between minimal, compact and full (volume, pan, sends); FX opens the track's effects bar like Ableton's device view; EQ points numbered, with a type each and Q on the mouse wheel; Multiband laid out like FabFilter Pro-MB
  • 2026-10 Solar Eclipse: Stop silences every synth at once; Resonator (formerly Resonance) plays pattern notes where they are; pattern editor: tap selects a note, handles change its start and length (with or without snap), arrow keys and dragging move notes beyond the lowest row; previews in time and switchable; scenes laid out like Ableton (Scenes before Song, Master column on the right); pattern editor folds away on computers; computer: floating synth and effect windows (📌 keeps them across tracks), tools side by side with a bottom panel and floating cards; mixer opens pattern and synth; pattern presets by genre in every synth, Maya writes hits or one long note
  • 2026-10 Solar Eclipse: gestures stay in time (▶ starts them from the beginning), record finger 2 and 3 on top while a gesture plays, record again or delete each finger on its own (⋯)
  • 2026-10 Solar Eclipse: three new synths with their own strips. 💥 Impulse, the kick synth (body with pitch drop, sub, click, techno rumble; 53 kicks from psytrance to trap 808s, dubstep, lo-fi and metal) with ClubReady (punch, thump, click, soft clipper). 〰️ Resonator, the bassline synth with a 16-step sequencer, accents and slides (41 lines: psy rolls, goa, acid, techno, trance, house, reese, wobble) with Monolith (mono lows, phase turn, harmonics, ducking under the kick). ❄️ Fractal, the granular psytrance saw: tiny slices retriggered at the note's pitch, arp with ratchets and sweeps, flown around the room (39 saws and squelches) with Facetto (tamer, soothe, mono guard, band saturation, ducking)
  • 2026-10 Solar Eclipse: computers use the whole screen (more track cards and tools side by side), interface size automatic on ultrawide and 4K or set in ⚙, drag tool cards by ⠿ to swap places, synths show oscillators, envelopes and LFOs on one page on wide screens
  • 2026-10 Solar Eclipse: Maya pattern designer (rhythms that suit the preset, steady / busy / evolving), 11 more grooves, phrase and evolve (restarts exactly the same), pitch key mode from C2, write up to 32 bars into any drum track; sampler playback trigger / gate / through and cut, stop silences pads; Solar / Eclipse: how strongly each effect follows finger and tilt
  • 2026-10 Solar Eclipse: 🥁 Maya, our percussion synth: eight pads with 18 sound models (kick, snare, toms, conga, bongo, tabla, djembe, wood, cowbell, bells, hats, shaker, clap, taiko, udu, triangle), a rhythm engine with 14 grooves, euclid and drawn steps, variations on every key, write the rhythm into the pattern, 22 kits; gestures can be deleted or recorded over (⋯); long envelopes in all our synths end properly now
  • 2026-10 Solar Eclipse: the app has a new name; Eclipse plays with three fingers, each with a job (notes, filter, bend, mix), Tilt can stand in for any of them; LFOs of our synths run up to 16 bars or a length of your own, set right in the matrix; ❄ Freeze counts down and explains why Orba / MIDI tracks can't be frozen; ⚡ Load shows what always runs (master, returns) and counts dropouts; steadier timing with a large audio buffer
  • 2026-10 Solar Eclipse: 🧪 Elixir (wavetable synth: 20 tables, warp, unison 16, drawable LFOs, 10 effects) and 🤍 Alabaster (analog synth: 4 oscillators with FM / ring / sync, 2 filters, arpeggiator with 16 steps); Swarm gets Min / Max for every modulation, via, macros, ladder / formant / comb filters, 32 more presets and a new look; one editor for all three: drag a source onto any knob; Solar: Hold and gestures keep playing when the sheet closes, fingers one after another become 1, 2, 3, ⤓ Auto writes them into the pattern as automation
  • 2026-10 Orbaverse: 🐝 Swarm, our own synth (3 oscillators with unison and wavetables, 2 filters, 3 envelopes, 2 LFOs, mod matrix, effects, 25 presets, editor); + Track → Swarm synth track
  • 2026-10 Orbaverse: Send to Tuner (sliced tracks keep their cuts and get the tuning) and Send to Vocoder (a track's audio drives it) from a track's menu; Euclid from a track's menu and from below (✦ in the transport bar)
  • 2026-10 Orbaverse: phone as controller: open the app on both, tap "Control it" on the phone; Solar, Eclipse, pads, piano, transport and tilt play on the computer (WebSocket through the own server)
  • 2026-10 Orbaverse: Euclid on several pads (drums and slices) in order, at random or all together
  • 2026-10 Orbaverse: recording audio alone (other tracks muted, their effects taken down) or with the song, remembered per track; piano roll for phones (loop fills the width, two compact rows) with Key: off / mark / only
  • 2026-10 Orbaverse: slicer "Choose slices" instead of ticks; double tap works on phones; "Pattern" on a track card opens its pattern in Arrange (with a track picker); compact Pattern and Scenes views
  • 2026-10 Orbaverse: Tuner compact view, ▲ ▼ for the selected note, In key; save an edited clip as a new sound (Slice to pads can use it); record audio with 🎙 on a track card or + Track → Audio track
  • 2026-10 Orbaverse: freeze bakes a track exactly (instrument, effects, Solar / Eclipse, automation) and plays it along song or loop; track numbers in names and files; load mode (estimate per track); EQ spectrum before / after with frequency labels; Voice effect and vocoder voice changer (pitch and formants, Signalsmith Stretch); Basic Pitch for Harmony; Airwindows Density, PurestDrive, Galactic; Signalsmith for song tempo and the Tuner; pre / post sends; Solar and Eclipse in the transport bar; first touch can play finger 3; yes / no questions; idle effects and returns rest; audio buffer setting
  • 2026-10 Orbaverse: Solar and Eclipse record gestures with up to three fingers that repeat in time and travel on A–D and with each track; Hold works with three fingers and held numbers can be dragged one by one; rename a track from its menu
  • 2026-10 Orbaverse: Mixer view with strips, return tracks and master; free, extendable device chains (EQ, compressor with sidechain, glue, gate, limiter, multiband, saturation, inflator, width, reverb, delay, chorus, Tame) with smart presets; MIDI effects (arp, chord, scale, transpose, random, velocity, note echo, note length); freeze, bounce and revert; loudness (LUFS, true peak) and reference matching; audio clip editor (trim, fades, gain, reverse, normalize); double tap opens a track's editor; 17 vocoder presets with new carriers; Tuner opens new takes and renames them; Solar / Eclipse from Home per track; choose which slices go onto pads, keep pads when slicing again
  • 2026-10 Orbaverse: convert tracks (audio → MIDI as melody, harmony or drums, convert again with other settings; audio → pad; slice to pads; bounce MIDI → audio); capture what you just played (MIDI, and audio in Tuner and vocoder); export the song as WAV (16 / 24 / 32 bit, dither) or MP3; Tuner with mic, hear, rec and capture apart, zoom and loop; Solar and Eclipse from below on Home; 🎹 cycles piano → pads → hidden; delete and convert in the track menu
  • 2026-10 Orbaverse: the pads are called Solar (effects) and Eclipse (notes); Tune live: hear your voice tuned to the key without recording; vocoder drone; record the tuned voice or the vocoder straight into a new track; every sampler track plays as Audio (own pitch, as long as the note) or MIDI
  • 2026-10 Orbaverse: Solar gets 13 more effects (looper, grain freeze, pitch shift, spin-back, ducking, talkbox, resonator, distortion, tape wobble, riser, dub delay, shimmer, reverse reverb), FX depth, axis lock and Surprise; Eclipse tilt works like an expression pedal (or takeover, second voice, control); Eclipse plays strum, ribbon and melody brush, with harmonizer, voice leading, bass follows and call & response; slices and beats: slice grid, slice steps with chance, slice scrub, groove pad, swing / humanize, fills and remix dice
  • 2026-10 Orbaverse: vocoder track (MiniNova style); Tune, a simple Melodyne (move, straighten, snap, split, mute notes; notes to MIDI); voice to MIDI with beatbox training (Dubler style); Euclidean rhythms and evolving melodies; glitch XY mode and glitch sequencer; up to three fingers (or phone motion plus two) on the XY pad; sampling from YouTube (computer); empty scenes
  • 2026-10 Orbaverse: loop region and bar editing (select, duplicate, insert, delete, copy, paste, fit / auto length); song-wide automation curves; scenes to launch rows of patterns live at the next bar; loops at the song tempo without pitch change (time-stretch); envelope, filter and sustain loop for sampler tracks; Play notes mode with gate arpeggiator (Kaossilator style); two-finger XY pad; user guide in German and English (📖)
  • 2026-10 Orbaverse: sample browser for your Splice folder (or any sample folder) with search, tempo and key from the file name; import with root-note detection; "make a track" plays any sound on every pitch; slicer (hits, beat grid, equal parts, by hand) puts up to 16 slices on pads, with a pattern that replays the loop at the song tempo
  • 2026-10 Orbaverse: songs, sounds and XY presets sync between your devices through the server, saved songs save themselves; arranger: "Loop patterns" / "Song" switch, Song and Pattern as tabs on phones, long patterns as one block, double-tap a bar to edit its pattern, automation lane can be hidden; XY presets with up to three targets per axis and ranges; guides for phone motion and sync in ⚙
  • 2026-10 Orbaverse: 🌀 XY pad with Kaoss-style effects (filter, delay, gate, crush, stutter, tape stop) or two recordable controllers, on the selected track or the whole mix; phone motion (tilt, rotation, shake) on the phone itself or linked to a computer by code; extra source → target pairs incl. Orba gestures; hold a note in the arranger and drag to set velocity with pan, length, ratchet, timing or chance; two-column layout on wide screens
  • 2026-10 Orbaverse: automation lane in the arranger (velocity, pan per note, filter, resonance, volume, reverb, delay, vibrato, pitch bend, recorded Orba controllers); hold and drag to paint steps; drag notes longer or shorter in the grid; portamento per track; built-in sounds react to filter and effect controllers; piano on the main page (🎹 cycles pads, piano, off); guide for sampling the Orba in ⚙
  • 2026-10 Orbaverse: metronome on/off, 7 sounds and volume in the looper, arranger and piano roll
  • 2026-10 Orbaverse: choose the audio output (headphones); hear the Orba through the computer; sample all Orba sounds in one run (drum kits, bass, chord, lead as multisamples), resumable
  • 2026-10 Orbaverse: sample Orba drum kits through an audio input so they play without the Orba; the Orba's own kits listed even when it is offline; tooltips after 2 s (Ctrl: at once); MIDI clock out is now opt-in; stalls while playing are reported in the warnings bar
  • 2026-10 Orbaverse: several patterns per track; arranger with a step grid for drum tracks (8, 16 or 32 steps per bar) and keyboard notes for melodic tracks; song mode plays a chosen pattern per bar; snap follows the step grid; 7 drum kits, 21 more built-in sounds and the Orba 1 sounds (approximate) with preview; Orba tracks list the Orba's own sounds; recording always lands on the selected track
  • 2026-10 Orbaverse: songs with loops saved and exported as JSON, any number of tracks, free clip lengths up to 64 bars, arranger, built-in synth and sampler, MIDI out, works without an Orba
  • 2026-07 Orba 1 support over USB and Bluetooth
  • 2026-06 First release: Orba 2 control, looper, MIDI keyboard routing