One entitlement to the nine instruments announced across A Matter of Fact, Space Scares Me and Oh That’s Weird.
It is named for Carl Sagan because he made difficult science feel human, curious and worth sharing.
In all honestly though, I just think more things should be named after him. Thanks Carl
Included now
Occupied electron states become a playable oscillator bank with collisions, orbital clouds and per-mode control.
Molecular orbital energies become reactive chords, arpeggios and collision-driven harmonic movement.
Crystal modes, temperature and defects become struck resonances, drones and evolving mineral textures.
Included later
Gravity, eccentricity and orbital crossings drive timing, pitch, velocity and modulation.
Curved-spacetime paths shape delay, pitch, lensing and spatial movement.
Pulsar spin, beam width and plasma dispersion drive rhythmic pumping and spectral delay.
Included later
Spinor phase, precession and 4π periodicity generate linked rhythms and shifting accents.
Interaction diagrams become a playable percussion patching system with collisions and feedback.
Quantised energy levels trigger discrete notes and percussion in a physics-led Plinko instrument.
Begin with A Matter of Fact and receive the six announced instruments in Space Scares Me and Oh That’s Weird as they arrive.
Every released instrument appears in your Off Shell library with its installers, documentation and future updates.
