Discover the liveliest and most experimental percussion with SOMA Pulsar-23 Black

SOMA Pulsar-23 Black is a four-channel analog semi-modular drum synthesizer designed for those looking to push the boundaries of electronic percussion. This unique instrument combines the raw power of analog synthesis with an experimental approach, allowing you to create completely new grooves, textures, and rhythmic sequences. Thanks to its semi-modular design, you don't need prior patching experience to start experimenting, but the interconnection potential is virtually limitless for advanced users.

Ideal for techno, experimental, industrial, IDM, and electronic music producers in general, Pulsar-23 Black integrates into any studio or live set. Its inputs and outputs allow you to modulate and sequence sounds, synchronize with other equipment, or even control lights and external elements. The four independent channels can function as kicks, snares, toms, cymbals, or any rhythmic source you can imagine, and the built-in effects, such as distortion and delay, open up a universe of nuances and atmospheres.

Key features of the SOMA Pulsar-23 Black

Four independent-channel analog percussion synthesizer
Semi-modular design: limitless patching with no special cables required
Flexible built-in sequencer with voltage control and real-time recording
Built-in distortion and delay effects per channel
Inputs/outputs for integration with other equipment and modular systems

What makes the SOMA Pulsar-23 Black special?

The great advantage of SOMA Pulsar-23 Black is its ability to generate organic, unpredictable, and unique rhythms, bringing a lively and always different texture to any production or live performance.

It is a machine designed to inspire and take creativity to another level, perfect for both those who want to create powerful and deep beats without complications and those looking to immerse themselves in the most radical sound exploration. Pulsar-23 Black is much more than a drum machine: it is a percussion ecosystem that can work on its own or as the brain of any modular system, always inviting play and surprise.