Here’s a list of the significant changes. These address issues that Franziska Schroeder and Bruce Coates brought up during the testings in November and December respectively.

• Greater variation in output.
  • Including pseudo-Braxtonian ‘separation’ implemented via interp tables.
  • Implementation of a meta-banalyzer that shakes up the system depending on input variation.
  • Greater variation in the VL70m settings.
• More responsive to external stimulus.
  • Implementation of a meta-banalyzer (see above).
  • Greater number of elements triggered by the banalyzers and the meta-banalyzer.
  • Fix error in the banalyzer+ class.
  • Variable event buffer.
  • Reduction in the damping and absorption parameters in the VL70m model.
• Less and more machine-esque.
  • Reduction in the damping and absorption variables in the VL70m model which results in a more ‘synthetic’ sound,
  • but also disguises the strongly cyclical generator.

Thanks to the Arts Council of Ireland for supporting this project, and to Bruce and Franziska for their time, labor and expertise.