The full Temper suite

Atlas is where most sessions start. Search every sound library you own, audition by feel, and drag the right take straight into the arrange view. Everything downstream operates on the material Atlas surfaces.

Vortex and Vortex Mini handle randomization at different scales. Vortex covers structured multi-layer sessions, Mini covers quick single-track iteration.

Imprint controls the properties that flow through both. Enable the properties you care about and every randomized variation inherits them automatically.

Mark works upstream, preparing your WAV libraries with markers so Vortex and Mini have cleaner material to pull from.

Recall runs underneath the whole session, quietly holding on to whatever just came out of the master. When an improvisation lands, drag it into the arrange view and keep going.

Alloy works downstream, consolidating variant families into finished, cue-marked files ready for delivery.

Slice handles the heavy conversion: multichannel downmix, channel isolation, and ambisonic decode across any speaker format.

Slice Mini handles the simple jobs, converting stereo files to mono when you need left, right, or downmixed assets. Free and instant.

Archive works alongside all of them, safely compressing session folders into verified .zip archives when a project wraps. Cross-platform, stop-on-failure, hundreds of sessions at a time.

Nexus sits over the top of your session, giving you one window to reshape sends, receives, hardware outs, and parent routing across many tracks at once.