Published by Thomas Mayer
Record musical loops, play them back, and change the sound with movement.
Alligator Bytes is an Android application for recording short musical loops and playing them back. The workflow centres on capturing a passage of sound, letting it repeat, and then shaping the result while it plays, so the instrument is the phone or tablet itself rather than an external controller or a desktop editor.
The distinguishing element is movement: physical motion of the device becomes an input that alters the sound of the loop during playback, instead of the change being made through knobs or a mouse. This puts the application closer to a hand-held performance tool than to a multi-track recorder, and it suits sketching ideas or improvising over a repeating figure.
Availability is limited to Android; the directory lists no desktop or iOS build. The project is published by Thomas Mayer under the MIT licence, so the source may be reused, modified, and redistributed with attribution.
From the publisher
Package identifier: org.residuum.alligator
Read from the source on 08/04/2026
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