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I build Wilsonic to explore Ervin Wilson’s scale designs by ear. These are the desktop and mobile versions, along with the instructions I use to get started.

Wilsonic MTS-ESP for macOS and Windows

I use Wilsonic MTS-ESP as a standalone application or an audio plugin to design microtonal scales. In a digital audio workstation (DAW), it can retune synthesizers that support MTS-ESP. The macOS release includes AU and VST3 plugins, and the Windows release includes VST3.

The installer includes two apps: Wilsonic, which has a built-in reference synth and makes sound by itself, and WilsonicController, which sends MIDI and makes no sound on its own. If the app seems silent, I explain the difference in Which Wilsonic Is Which.

I link the current installers below, resolved from the latest release. I keep release notes and available downloads on GitHub Releases, so please check those notes and your host and synthesizer’s compatibility before installing. MPE support alone does not establish MTS-ESP compatibility.

Latest release: v0.43-beta

I provide the Wilsonic MTS-ESP manual and the desktop source code and build instructions for more detail.

Wilsonic for iPhone and iPad

I also made Wilsonic for iOS to explore and play scale designs on a touchscreen. The Wilsonic App Store listing has the current device requirements, availability, and version information. This is a separate app from the desktop MTS-ESP plugin.

Explore research in the browser

I publish four interactive research playgrounds here to investigate tuning relationships. They run in the browser with JavaScript and do not install or control the desktop plugin. I treat their results as experiments whose assumptions and limits need to be read with the results.

For help or collaboration, I keep my public contact routes on the Contact page.