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Bidule uses a modular structure based on a patch cord metaphor much like AudioMulch, Reaktor, Pure Data, and Max/MSP.

Bidule is used by thousands of musicians worldwide Bidulists from the all over the world have gathered on the forums at the Plogue. The brainchild of Plogue Art et Technologie is a cross-platform application that is gaining recognition world-wide as the new standard in modular music software. It runs on both Windows and Mac computers. Bidule: The new standard in modular audio software. Parameters can be linked to MIDI or OSC input or to other module parameters. Bidule is a commercial software application for the creation of interactive computer music and multimedia produced by the Canadian company Plogue Arts and Technology. Bidule can use multithread processing, and there is a beta build for discrete processing. ASIO/CoreAudio is supported for low latency audio. Bidule can run standalone or as a VST, VSTi or AU plugin, and can host the same. With other audio DAW software ReWire, Bidule can run as a ReWire mixer or device. The program features real time audio, MIDI, Open Sound Control (OSC), and spectral processing. A set of bidules and connections is called a layout, and sub-patches called groups can be built within layouts and saved for use elsewhere. Individual modules are called bidules (the Plogue web site states that the word "Bidule" is French for "thingy" or "gadget"). We all have them, it’s nothing to be ashamed about, but it is something that affects our objective evaluation of reality. And always keep in mind: Cognitive biases, like seeing optical illusions are a sign of a normally functioning brain. īidule uses a modular structure based on a patch cord metaphor much like AudioMulch, Reaktor, Pure Data, and Max/MSP. Under the Electronic music production sub forum. It runs on both Windows and Mac computers.

Bidule is a commercial software application for the creation of interactive computer music and multimedia produced by the Canadian company Plogue Arts and Technology.