Fragment 2.0 - Examples and desktop capture

Fragment is a real-time collaborative cross-platform audiovisual live coding environment with pixels based image-synth approach to sound synthesis, the sound synthesis is powered by pixels data produced on the graphics card by code.

This video is a tour of most Fragment 2.0 examples (audio / graphics) with special focus on desktop capture feature which allow to use any software as sound synthesis source from live capture of screen / browser window / tab.

The desktop capture demonstration at the beginning is capturing a browser tab with a fluid simulation demo available here : https://paveldogreat.github.io/WebGL-Fluid-Simulation/

The end of the video show the graphics part of Fragment with 3D and 2D effects produced by GLSL code.

The video was recorded with 3 sound server running on a i7 7700 CPU with a GTX 970 GPU.

The new version of the synthesizer is a huge step forward and come with increased stability, a complete set of new oscillators covering most of the available sound synthesis spectrum (filters bank, wavetable etc.), instrument / channel separation with virtual channels, embedded FX chain with Faust support for custom DSP effects, Jack/ASIO support for the audio server, enhanced workspace, more inputs (MIC, improved analysis), embedded audio server files manager, downloadable binaries for any Linux distributions and downloadable tools...

You can try the Fragment synthesizer now at : https://www.fsynth.com

Documentation : https://www.fsynth.com/documentation

Forum : https://quiet.fsynth.com