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  • SOMA Laboratory PULSAR-23 Organismic Drum Machine SCREW White (Screw)
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SOMA Laboratory PULSAR-23 Organismic Drum Machine SCREW White (Screw)

£1,665.51

SOMA Laboratory PULSAR-23 Organismic Drum Machine SCREW White (Screw) from SOMA laboratory is on synthforsale in our Drum Machines department. Read More product details below.

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Description

The Soma Laboratory PULSAR-23 Semi-Modular Drum Machine is a compact standalone drum synthesizer that allows you to create rhythms and powerful drum sounds on the fly The PULSAR-23 Drum Machine is comprised of 23 independent modules housed in a sleek and ergonomic chassis. It features four drum channels four envelope generators and four independent loop recorders. This version of the PULSAR-23 features robust screw connectors which you can use to craft your sound. The fully analog circuitry delivers classic warmth and grit. The in-depth controls span 52 knobs 11 switches and over 100 patch points. This organismic drum machine is perfect for creating rhythms and sequences as well as unique percussive sounds. An onboard FX processor allows you to add texture and colour to your sounds and features CV control of the entire DSPs sample rate. It even features MIDI control and sync options for use with computers and external gear. The semi-modular design provides a wide range LFO and a clock generator as well as a Shaos generator (unique-random generator) making it one of the most comprehensive drum machines on the market.

Brand

SOMA laboratory

SOMA laboratory are respected makers in the world of musical instruments, specialising in keyboards, synths or electronic gear. They bring their own identity through design and sound, offering instruments that stand out for reliability and creativity. Musicians value SOMA laboratory for producing gear that delivers professional results. With a focus on quality and innovation, SOMA laboratory continues to play a trusted role in the music industry.

Category

Drum Machines

Discover hardware drum machines and rhythm instruments for programming beats, shaping electronic percussion and performing live. Models may use analogue circuits, digital samples, synthesis or a combination of methods. Compare pattern length, sequencing controls, individual outputs, effects, sampling and MIDI or clock synchronisation to choose the right centrepiece for a studio or live setup.

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Analog

Products using analogue sound-generation or signal-processing circuitry, also commonly written as analog. Analogue instruments shape continuously varying electrical signals and are often chosen for direct controls, natural variation and a character that responds organically to performance and modulation.

Drum Machine

Hardware designed for creating and sequencing electronic drum and percussion patterns. Tagged products may generate sounds through analogue circuitry, digital synthesis, samples or a hybrid design, with different approaches to programming and performance.

MIDI

Products that send, receive or process Musical Instrument Digital Interface data. MIDI carries performance and control information rather than audio, allowing keyboards, synthesisers, sequencers, computers and other equipment to play and synchronise with one another.

Semi-Modular

Synthesisers with a pre-wired signal path that work immediately but can also be repatched for modular-style sound design. Patch points allow the normal routing to be changed, extended or connected to compatible modular and CV-equipped instruments.

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