Instruments
Things you play.
Synths, a sample slicer, an 808, and a grand piano. All MPE-first, all designed around the gesture you actually use on an Osmose, a Push 3, a Continuum.
boom
An 808 you play with your hands.
- Sine + saturation 808
- Internal kick body + sidechain glue
- Velocity-gated tail: tap for kick, lean for 808
- Fourteen dialed presets
- Pressure shapes drive, decay, grit
- Slide opens the tone filter
- Strike sets pitch chirp + punch
- Lift fires a slam or thump articulation
- Per-voice MPE illumination
- Always free, full craft
grand
A grand piano you actually play. Pressure, slide, key-bend, all the things a real piano won't let you do.
- Full-range stereo grand piano samples
- CC64 sustain pedal
- Pressure → felt damping
- Per-key bend on Osmose
- String resonance, hammer noise, room
touch
One pure tone, played by every gesture.
- Sine, triangle, saw, square oscillator
- Asymmetric phase bend
- Per-note unison (1-8 voices) with within-note detune
- Pressure-driven stereo width per voice
- Soft drive saturator
- ADSR + mono toggle
- Five MPE modulation rings
- Per-voice MPE illumination
carve
Drop a sample. Carve it. Play it by hand.
- Drop and auto-slice
- Note picks the slice
- Pressure → amplitude
- Slide → playhead scrub
- Bend → pitch
- Unified continuous engine: autoRate, loopWindow, range, glide
- Per-voice illumination across every UI surface
In the Lab
Instruments still taking shape.
Free to use while they're in the Lab. May or may not graduate to release.