FM is often thought of as difficult to program. Our view is that most of that challenge lives in interface design.
It occurred to us that all of the algorithms on that famous FM synth from the 1980s could be represented easily on a pin matrix. Mellt lets you choose an algorithm from the traditional diagrams or on a matrix. For many, this simple change of visualisation is a breakthrough: every operator relationship is in front of you at once, instead of behind a number.
But Mellt takes this concept further by also representing all the interrelations between the operators in the chosen algorithm on a matrix.
In fact it takes it further still: every modulation source in Mellt can be patched to every modulation destination via the matrix.
Try it for yourself. Yes, Mellt can make all those classic piano, glockenspiel, bell and glass tones we all associate with FM. But we think you'll find the interface takes you in new, more experimental, directions.










