It consists of eight squares, each of which contain a snapshot of the performance parameters. All twelve can be controlled en masse by something Camel Audio call the Remix Pad. Four of these are assigned to two X/Y pads and the other eight have their own slider controls. As well as a tweakable amplitude envelope, there are twelve parameters which have been chosen to best suit the preset (each one can actually control multiple destinations under the hood). In fairness, these performance controls can twist and change a preset in almost limitless ways, but that decision making has been done for you by the preset designers. Instead the user is presented with a set of performance parameters which can be edited on the fly. The catch is that Alchemy Mobile cannot edit these patches in any deep and meaningful way. These giant combo-patches can then be mangled and effected in a myriad of ways. These can include any of the aforementioned synthesis types. This is due to its ability to playback very complex patches which are made up from any combination of sound sources. The best way to describe Alchemy's sound is cinematic. The simple looking interface hides a highly sophisticated synth engine.
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