Plugin-native sound
CLAP instruments and effects form playable patches, layers, splits, and an integrated mixer.
Open synthesizer platform
Auvra
A software-defined instrument with the immediacy of hardware.
A CLAP-based sound engine and touch-first interface, designed around a Yamaha S90.
01 / Platform
Designed to be played.
Traditional instrument controls meet an extensible software engine. The architecture keeps the playing path direct and the system open to new sounds.
Physical control
The Yamaha S90 keybed and control surface are the starting point for a dedicated instrument, not a desktop workstation.
Low-latency architecture
A Rust engine and real-time Linux target responsive audio. End-to-end latency still requires hardware measurement.
02 / Project status
A working software prototype.
A hardware instrument in progress.
The Mac software MVP includes the synthesizer host, mixer, and control-surface integration. The N100-based instrument and its physical interfaces remain a prototype track; pinouts, timing, and audio latency must be validated on hardware.
Read the roadmap and risks03 / Documentation
The design is documented in the open.
Architecture, implementation decisions, unresolved questions, and the development environment live together in the blueprint.