Kymatica AB have updated Lucinate, available for $29.99. The update is FREE to existing users.
What’s new in version 1.0.1:
- Fix crash on Intel macs
- Rename Strip/Stack to Track
- Recover in case of camera capture session error
- Texture grid view now shows name labels
- Allow raw texture import (no color space conversion etc)
- Add ‘fold’ toggle to Pattern>Gradient Linear
- Add ipol_eval() overload for float3 input, useful for 3D noise etc
- Fix hash(uint4)
- Add snoiseN() and lnoiseN()
- All noise functions now accept 3D input
- Improve hash(): avoid 0->0
- Add hash32() and hash16() with all bits good
- Add Adjustment > Grain
- Add Adjustment > Color Fold
- Add Transform > NoiseWaveZ
- Add Transform > Complex Warp, Mobius Log, TwoPole Warp1, TwoPole Warp2, PowZ, LogZ
- Add Transform > Radial Warp
- Add Transform > Corner Pin
- Add Transform > Scroll
- Add Pattern > Grid
- Add Texture > Offset Color
- Add Texture > fx::Offset Color Mask
- Add Examples > The Zoom Wave
- Add 3-axis-input noises with animated Z to Noise library
- Rename Texture>Fader to Texture>Crossfade
- Add gain-map based HEIC HDR export, rename previous to “HEIC 10-bit”
- Add PNG HDR (16-bit) export
- Don’t quantize Number boxes on state (re)load
- AudioAnalyzer and level meters: don’t freeze envelope followers when selecting ‘None’ audio source
- Set a default main output track when adding/removing tracks if needed
- Add note names to MIDI note gate/velo modulators
- Keep running in background if connected to Ableton Link
- Send Link start/stop
- Make sure a main app window is activated when restoring help window on app launch
- AudioEngine: fall back to output SR if input never enabled
- Improve UX to clarify when no Video Source selected for recording
- Shader library browser: ignore namespace prefix for sorting
- Check file version on project load
- Various minor bugfixes, improvements and cleanups
Lucinate is a creative playground for algorithmic art generative visuals, video synthesis, and image processing.
Built for artists, coders, VJs, and tinkerers, it lets you explore the intersection of math and graphics — from intricate stills to evolving patterns, beat-synced visuals, and interactive shader art.
Whether you’re crafting generative textures, designing audio/MIDI-reactive visuals, or exploring the aesthetics of algorithms, Lucinate gives you the tools to turn abstract ideas into visual form.
Dive in and discover new ways to create, play, and perform with color, form. and code.
Features include:
- Universal app for Mac, iPad, and iPhone
- Built on Apple Metal
- Layer-based with modular flexibility and blending
- Bundled with parametric shaders for image adjustments, effects, texture utilities, coordinate space transforms, patterns, gradients, shader art and more examples and more
- Inspect, tweak, or code your own shaders using built-in editor and extensive Metal Shading Language library
- Use live camera, imported images or video clips as visual input
- Record your results to video or export still images
- Modulate any parameter with MIDI, LFOs. audio analyzers, and more
- Sync visuals to the beat via Ableton Link or MIDI Clock
- Receive audio from other apps via Ableton Link Audio
- Supports external displays and projectors
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