Bassgrid is in its entirety my creation

From conceptualizing the devices, wireframing, UI/UX Design, sound theory, Software Development to designing the Brand Identity, Website, creating the complete online presence, Social Media Marketing to documentation creation, video tutorials, trailers, giveaways, ads, wallpapers, promotional materials. BASSGRID was a beast of its own with regards to size, complexity and skills required. It was an ultimate challenge to create. And it looks so effortlessly made that I find myself in awe when I think back on just how intricate it was. From quickly learning Lua and reading hundreds of pages of manuals so I could even begin to design and develop the interfaces, to innovating the industry itself with creative new devices which I personally haven't found anywhere else. If I take just one device for example, Mutation Collider, that wasn't just the design of something that existed. Since I have a strong background in audio production, and I was well acquainted with knobs, faders and the standard audio user interfaces (1-dimensional), I had a vision to open more dimensions and created a user inerface on which you can control sound across X/Y axes (braingasm). That literally opened a dimension everything, sound production, design, development. Now, instead of turning the knowb or moving the fader, I could DRAW my moves in any direction I wanted. From then on, I had no reference device to create against. I trailblazed the design and develpment and all in all it was fun, it was crazy and it was tremendously rewarding. And it was well received in the ruthlessly honest audio production community. So, yes, BASSGRID is one of the stars in my portfolio to me personally.