Studio Grutto

From detective games to serious games for research. Built on my own engine, playable straight in the browser, with music and sound I compose and record myself.

Instruments, effects, and music. Cloudbuster, my phase-vocoder sampler, stretches pitch and time independently, and plays over MIDI. I also compose and record music, and I tinker with electronics to create new sounds.

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Cloudbuster Plugin

Cloudbuster inside your DAW. Coming soon! Uses a real-time version of the algorithm.

Timeless engine.

Timeless is my open source game engine, written in C++, which also exports to WebAssembly. It's what I build my games with. They run right in the browser, so they can be shared with anyone, anywhere, without hassle.

#include "timeless/timeless.hpp"#include "timeless/components/behaviour.hpp" // Boot the engine and register a time-sequencing system.TE::init();TE::create_system<NpcAiSystem>("ai", new NpcAiSystem()); Entity npc = create_entity();TE::add_component(npc, new Transform(glm::vec3(0.0f))); // One Instruction per tick. The reverse flag replays the// same timeline backwards, so undo/rewind comes for free.std::vector<Instruction> timeline;timeline.push_back(Instruction(  [](Entity e, bool reverse, float speed) {    auto t = TE::get_component<Transform>(e);    t->position.x += reverse ? -speed : speed;  })); TE::add_component(npc, new Behaviour(timeline));TE::get_system<NpcAiSystem>("ai")->register_entity(npc); // Advance the simulation one tick each frame.TE::loop([&](GLFWwindow* w, ComponentManager& cm,             WindowManager& wm) {  TE::get_system<NpcAiSystem>("ai")->update(cm);});