Anukari is a 3D physics-inspired synth designed for sonic exploration, available for £68.00, (usually £135.00).
What’s new in version 1.1:
- Resonators: strings, bars, plates, membranes, tubes and bells that can be struck, bowed, rubbed or blown. They connect to mass-and-spring structures, so a bouncing weight can drum on a plate or a swinging structure can vibrate a string.
- Mouthpiece exciter: drives tubes and other resonators with breath, the way a player drives a clarinet or a trumpet.
- New physical models for the bow, mallet and plectrum.
- New spring types that collide or hold rigid shapes, for wind chimes, rattles and clattering machines.
- The Modulosphere: a sphere that moves through the 3D scene and modulates whatever it touches.
- Shape generation and pattern duplication tools, so large structures no longer have to be built by hand.
- MCP support: users who already run an AI assistant (such as Claude or ChatGPT) can connect it to Anukari and have it build instruments. No AI is built in, and it’s entirely optional.
- Over 1,000 new factory presets in four banks, including orchestral instruments built entirely from physics.
- Redesigned preset browser with search, filters and favorites
Anukari is a unique software synthesizer and effects processor that utilizes a fully interactive 3D physics simulation, allowing users to construct instruments from masses and springs that vibrate, interact, and create feedback.
Users can excite these simulated physical structures with various tools like mallets, bows, or even their own audio, leading to the exploration of unconventional and emergent sonic palettes.
The platform encourages sonic exploration by enabling users to build complex systems, manipulate parameters through a powerful modulation matrix displayed as physical connections, and push the physics simulation beyond its limits for unpredictable results.
Beyond its sound design capabilities, Anukari offers visual feedback with audio-reactive shaders and custom skyboxes, and supports MPE and Microtuning for advanced sonic expeditions.
Anukari is available to PC, Mac and Linux users (VST3, AU, AAX, LV2 and standalone).
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