kosm

mac·ro·cosm noun \ˈma-krə-ˌkä-zəm\

1: the great world : universe

2: a complex that is a large-scale reproduction of one of its constituents

in less vague terms: kosm is an abstract audio sequencer. Where the convention is to align musical events in perfect time slots and at a given pitch, kosm triggers audio via the concept of gravity and mass using particles.

kosm relies on environmental properties such as the device roll, pitch and yaw for sequencing. Moving and rotating your phone relative to the ground manipulates the environment of kosm.

Depending on the patience and creativity of the user, kosm's sond output can quickly evolve from creating gentle macrobiotic bleeps to emanating large dragging, grating noises.

Android Experiment & open source

Google has awarded kosm the official Android Experiment status in 2015.

As part of the requirements kosm's full source code has consequently been made available on GitHub.

kosm is in maintenance mode and only receives limited support, bar the occasional required security updates to maintain availability in Google Play.

kosm in action

Kosm runs on practically any Android device that has an accelerometer.