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==Notable projects== ==Notable projects==


* ] is a ] program which is advertised as "the ultimate bridge between tracking and sequencing".<ref name="kvraodix">]</ref> Aodix brought several innovative technologies to trackers such as pattern zoom and subtick timing. Version 4 of Aodix was released as freeware, previous versions were available for $75. * ] is a ] program which is advertised as "the ultimate bridge between tracking and sequencing".<ref name="kvraodix"></ref> Aodix brought several innovative technologies to trackers such as pattern zoom and subtick timing. Version 4 of Aodix was released as freeware, previous versions were available for $75.


* ] is an software for ] released by ]. Arguru was involved in creating the first version of Deckadance. * ] is an software for ] released by ]. Arguru was involved in creating the first version of Deckadance.
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* ] is a software company developing VST plugins such as ], Discovery Pro, Vertigo, Highlife, Phantom. Discovery is notable for being the first commercial VSTi plugin also released on Linux platform. * ] is a software company developing VST plugins such as ], Discovery Pro, Vertigo, Highlife, Phantom. Discovery is notable for being the first commercial VSTi plugin also released on Linux platform.


* ] was a Windows tracker with MIDI, internal synth, 2 TB303s and DSP support featuring a classic amiga-style interface.<ref>]<ref name="renoise"></ref>, one of the most modern and actively developed ]. * ] was a Windows tracker with MIDI, internal synth, 2 TB303s and DSP support featuring a classic amiga-style interface.<ref></ref> NoiseTrekker code was used as a basis for first version of ]<ref name="renoise"></ref>, one of the most modern and actively developed ].


* ] is a complete modular music creation environment with tracker interface. Versions up to 1.0 were created by Arguru. After that it was released into public domain and the development was continued by other people. Current versions are released under ] and available on all major platforms. * ] is a complete modular music creation environment with tracker interface. Versions up to 1.0 were created by Arguru. After that it was released into public domain and the development was continued by other people. Current versions are released under ] and available on all major platforms.

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Juan Antonio Arguelles Rius, also known as Arguru (sometimes Argu), was a prolific music software programmer and electronic musician, responsible for such applications as NoiseTrekker and Directwave, and the early development of Deckadance.

Notable projects

  • Aodix is a digital audio workstation program which is advertised as "the ultimate bridge between tracking and sequencing". Aodix brought several innovative technologies to trackers such as pattern zoom and subtick timing. Version 4 of Aodix was released as freeware, previous versions were available for $75.
  • discoDSP is a software company developing VST plugins such as Discovery (synth), Discovery Pro, Vertigo, Highlife, Phantom. Discovery is notable for being the first commercial VSTi plugin also released on Linux platform.
  • NoiseTrekker was a Windows tracker with MIDI, internal synth, 2 TB303s and DSP support featuring a classic amiga-style interface. NoiseTrekker code was used as a basis for first version of Renoise, one of the most modern and actively developed music trackers.
  • Psycle is a complete modular music creation environment with tracker interface. Versions up to 1.0 were created by Arguru. After that it was released into public domain and the development was continued by other people. Current versions are released under GNU GPL and available on all major platforms.

Death

On June 3rd, 2007 at 18:45 the car of Arguru went off the road on AP-7, near Benalmádena (Málaga) killing him in the accident.

References

  1. KVR: Arguru Software Aodix
  2. Sonicspot - NoiseTrekker
  3. Renoise InDepth - Arguru died in car accident
  4. Hispasonic - Fallece Juan Antonio Argüelles, "Arguru"
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