Last update: April 02, 2026

Aodix

About

Aodix is described as "the ultimate bridge between tracking and sequencing", featuring full support for ASIO and VST 2.0 allowing modular wiring of VST instances and pure real-time operation.

Main features:

256 track multi-pattern sequencer.
Virtually unlimited pattern length, intended for pattern call operation.
32-bit float sample precision.
Up to 960 PPQN timestamp precision.
Selectable timeline quantization.
Step and step-free editing/recording.
Pure real-time event recording including automation (VST and MIDI CC).
Several real-time/offline editing modes (e.g. edit and play elsewhere).
Powerful MIDI-masking.
Full VST 2.0 support.
Supports plug-ins that are known to work with only a few hosts.
Modular VST routing through wires, multiple VST output support.
Full VST parameter automation with automation matrix.
ASIO output achieving low driver latencies (1ms).
MIDI Out through a MIDI-out supplied wrapper.
32-bit float IEEE mono/multi-channel file rendering.

Arguru was also known to be one of the Father of FL Studio

On June 3, 2007, near the city of Benalmádena (Málaga, Spain), Arguru was driving when he lost control and crashed into an RV, dying in the accident. His funeral was on June 4, 2007, in the park cemetery of Malaga. Died at age 28.

Deadmau5

"Arguru" was the third single deadmau5 released from his third studio album, Random Album Title, co-written by Chris Lake. It was released on December 13th, 2007.

The track was written in memory of the developer and musician Juan Antonio Arguelles Rius, who was nicknamed Arguru. The track "I Said", also co-written by Chris Lake, would later be reminiscent of "Arguru".