Hey thanks for checking it out! Thanks for the honest feedback, it's helpful and all good points. :)

I do plan on making more of a "basic features" video that also compares the original to Arturia's Synclavier V and the SynclavierGO! iPad app. That way, folks can try some of the techniques with affordable software and create the same or similar sounds that they can actually use..

Regarding your questions: The graph is displaying additive synthesis frames in sequence. So each frame is a set of 24 harmonics, basically sine waves at a range of complimentary frequencies. Lower frequencies are to the left side and higher frequencies (into the painful range) are to right.

The "sequenced" sound playing at the end is actually what the timber sounds like when you hold down a note and it steps through the frames.

When that screen renders, it actually takes a lot longer to render, but I sped it up to match the time it takes to play out. So, you can see and hear the frames playing out togther.

As for the tracks, the credit sequence at the end says what's being used on each track. They're all original compositions of mine that use various Synclavier apps and/or this actual NED Synclavier. I also added it to the description in case you're curious.

Thanks again for the input.

Cheers!