Products

Things we built for our own sessions.

We make music and software in San Diego. Every plugin here is $15 until December 31. You can play each one in your browser before you buy it.

Instruments and effects

AU, VST3 and standalone, for Mac. Play any of them in your browser, or download one free and try it in your DAW.

  • Waterline's screen: rain falling into a teal pool under a cloudy sky, ice floating on the surface.

    macOS · new

    Waterline

    Make music out of water.

    Press a key and a drop falls into water. The bubble it traps rings at your note.

    $15until December 31, then $35

  • Cinder on a drum loop: the Transfer beam clipped flat at top and bottom, over the Drive, Shape, Excite and Output knobs.

    macOS · new

    Cinder

    Hot, not loud.

    A drive and exciter with a screen that draws the curve your audio is riding, and stays about as loud as it went in.

    $15until December 31, then $29

  • Omen on a drum loop: the sound so far left of a NOW line, the echoes still to come on its right, over the Time, Feedback, Tone and Mix knobs.

    macOS · new

    Omen

    Echoes you can see coming.

    A delay locked to your tempo that draws each echo on its way to you. Flick Feedback for a dub throw.

    $15until December 31, then $29

  • V404's screen: a grid of blue lines falling toward a small black opening in a blue-violet nebula, over its four glass knobs.

    macOS · new

    V404

    A sub that follows the note.

    Adds a sub under each note, harmonics a small speaker can play, and a vowel that moves in time.

    $15until December 31, then $29

  • Tessera's screen: glitching waveforms in cyan and magenta over five knobs, the repeat, reverse, halt, skip and gate buttons lit.

    macOS · new

    Tessera

    Glitches that land on the beat.

    Repeats, reverses, halts, skips and gates your sound in time, and draws every cut as it happens.

    $15until December 31, then $39

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