Inphonik

Mathieu Demange is a software developer from Paris, France. He teaches music theory in a music school, he also plays percussions in Quatuor Puls’, and keyboards in DETUNE. His passion for audio and electronics drove him to launch his first software products RYM2612 and RYMCast, by modeling the Yamaha YM2612 sound chip. William Lamy is a graphic designer who lives in Strasbourg, France. He works in a web-agency and plays drums in local indie-pop bands Joy & Glory and Petseleh. He’s known in the demoscene under the nickname Willbe, as a composer of hip hop and electronic music since 1997. We've joined forces in 2016 to design, implement and release software instruments and effects in VST, AU, AAX, Rack Extensions formats as well as iOS apps. We started to publish our first software products: RYM2612 Iconic FM Synthesizer, RYMCast Genesis VGM Player and RX950 Classic AD/DA Converter under the brand Mathieu Demange. Our method relies on a thorough analysis of the inner circuitry of the machines we aim to emulate. Cracking the very mystery of an electronic architecture is a crucial step for recreating the unique characteristics of the original hardware, whether sound qualities or noisy side-effects that makes its full, lively character.