Everything on this site that makes sound — two instruments built for playing live, a reference that takes every node apart, and a four-node rig on the homepage. Each card says where it runs: SoundOS is a patching workspace and needs a desktop screen and pointer; Pulse Train is laid out to play on a phone as well as a desktop.
A modular synth builder: patch nodes with cables, hit Generate and it oscillates continuously like a powered-on rack, with per-node record-and-loop of knob moves, Speed and Compact views, and undo.
Open →The performance rack: thirteen units in five labeled groups, a patchable LFO with its own scale per destination, presets on keys 1–9, and live taping — record and loop every module’s moves, with overdub.
Open →Every node in Pulse Train — Stage II explained three ways: the software DSP, the underlying math, and the real hardware it comes from.
Read →On the homepage: four nodes in a line — Pulse, Filter, Drive, Space — with the output outside the frame. XY-pad scopes, bypass footswitches, a tappable 16-step pattern and hold-to-freeze delay.
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