The control surface. Drag to set the center of the orbit — the field flies around the point you pick.
One pad. A whole physics engine.
PULSAR sends your signal into real 3D orbit around the listener. You steer a chaos field with the StellarPad and the sound flies — close and far, fast and slow — following physical attractors instead of a boring sine LFO. Simple on the surface, a genuine motion engine underneath.
One knob for energy. Couples chaos, distance and Doppler through orbital mechanics — turn it up and the whole system comes alive.
Free-running, or locked to your host tempo — from whole bars to fast cycles.
Morph continuously between four attractors: Orbit → Pendulum → Lorenz → Rössler. From clean circles to deterministic chaos.
A comet tail. Schroeder diffusion in the feedback path smears the trajectory into space.
Real head-shadow stereo width. IN PHASE collapses to mono-safe in one click.
Movement you feel, backed by real acoustics.
No "3D" marketing. PULSAR uses the same psychoacoustics your ears use to locate sound in the real world.
Convolution with head-related impulse responses places the sound outside your head — not just hard-panned left/right.
Inter-channel time delay (Woodworth) decorrelates L/R for width that stays mono-compatible.
Pitch emerges from modulating the propagation delay — no pitch-shifter, no latency. The fly-by is physics.
Lorenz and Rössler attractors drive the path — erratic, never random, always musical.
Lookahead limiting keeps inter-sample peaks in check, so it never clips your master.
Phase correlation tuned from +0.79 (natural) to −0.46 (ultra-wide); the mono-safe path is verified by measurement.
PULSAR is free. And open.
The whole catalog is free and open-source. PULSAR drops with the first transmission — get on the signal and you'll be first to know.
Public release at the first drop · GPLv3 on GitHub