Pulse Acid
Acid bass on the TB-303's own diode ladder, envelopes, accent and slide, or a cleaner, modern voice.
Free plug-ins
Four instruments. Free,
for any DAW.
Pulse Acid, Pulse Wave, Pulse Keys and Pulse Shake are the instruments we built for Pulse, and you can have them in Ableton Live, FL Studio, Logic, Cubase, Reaper or anything else that loads VST3. No account, no catch, and they're yours to use in music you release.
Windows: coming soonMac: coming soon
VST3, 64-bit. Windows 10 and 11. Pulse Keys includes its sampled grand piano, so the download is about 100 MB.
Pulse Wave
Polyphonic wavetable synth with unison up to 16 voices, wave shapers, nine filters, a modulation matrix and built-in effects.
Pulse Keys
Stage keyboard: a sampled grand, electric pianos, tonewheel organ and synths, layered or split.
Pulse Shake
Analogue bass synth: drifting oscillators, a nonlinear ladder filter and oversampled voices, with a Floor and Sub Harmonics for a clean low end.
Installing
Three steps.
Run the installer
It puts the four plug-ins in the standard VST3 folder, where every DAW looks.
Rescan in your DAW
Most DAWs find new plug-ins when they start; some have a "rescan" button in their plug-in settings.
Load and play
Each plug-in opens with its factory presets, sorted by category, ready to play.
They're even better in Pulse.
In Pulse they sit alongside twelve more instruments and twenty-eight effects, and they work in live sessions with your friends. Try Pulse free for 14 days, then it's £60, once.