Waymaker Bundle

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Master the art of generative sound design

Waymaker and its siblings for one price - a $145 value.

The Waymaker Bundle brings together three complementary tools to help you move beyond traditional sequencing and audio effects. Use Waymaker to drive complex MIDI patterns, then process them through Weeping Wall and Ridgewalk to create lush, evolving soundscapes that are uniquely yours. Then, take it one step further and connect them all together directly with a unique protocol for unparalleled control over audio effects.

Craft generative melodic sequences with Waymaker.

Celebrate microscopic moments of audio with Weeping Wall.

Stretch sound infinitely in real time with Ridgewalk.

Use all three together for infinite results.

You will get the following files:

ZIP (39MB)
ZIP (43MB)
ZIP (23MB)
ZIP (15MB)
ZIP (16MB)
ZIP (12MB)

Reimagine your sound

Unlock a lifetime of sonic exploration. Designed for both generative music newcomers and seasoned sound designers, these tools offer an intuitive workflow with professional depth. By integrating Waymaker with its siblings, you create a reactive ecosystem—achieving complex, customizable audio effects that traditional plug-ins cannot replicate.

Use Waymaker’s sequencing power to drive Weeping Wall and Ridgewalk and craft dynamic pitch-shifting delays, atmospheres with probabilistic octave ratios, evolving generative drum fills, unique rhythmic textures, and more.

Create complementary atmosphere

Weeping Wall and Ridgewalk are designed to capture sound and provide convergent results that push your compositions to the next level. With Waymaker as well, you can move beyond looping at a static pitch and create shifting effects that feel alive.

Unique fills that never repeat

Weeping Wall blurs the lines between looper and granular delay. Use it together it with Waymaker to manipulate your buffer speed and complement your drums, percussion, and synths with randomized fills.

Dial it in, with no limits

Ever felt like a reverb's shimmer effect was overbearing? Or have you wanted to decide exactly which octaves and pitches were a part of it? You can do just that with the combination of Waymaker and its siblings.