Atlas pillar

Tools

These are instruments, kits, and analysis layers built so control remains legible. Hardware choices, mappings, latency, failure points, and teaching transfer belong inside the public description rather than behind it.

This pillar is strongest when a tool can show both what it does and how its claims are being tested.

Featured nodes

MOARkNOBS-42

Prototype platform. Teensy-based control instrument with visible mappings, validation logic, and a teaching path.

Open node

frZone

Working study. Frequency-zone analysis instrument for turning audio behavior into visible events and teachable thresholds.

Open node

SeedBox

Prototype. Seed-driven DSP instrument core that links sound generation, control, and portable workshop structure.

Open node

Horizon

DSP study. Mid/side processor where listening, comparison, and control mapping are part of the evidence.

Open node

DiceLoop

Study / needs proof. A useful example of simple rules and playable rigor before broader claims.

Open node

Related methods

Reader path

Start with MOARkNOBS-42 if you want the flagship instrument branch. Open frZone or Horizon next if you want the analysis and DSP line. Expect several tools here to remain prototypes or studies until more proof objects are surfaced.