Built around a Phase-Locked Loop — a control circuit from radio engineering, turned into a voice. Locked, it’s precise, weighty bass. Pushed, it glides, overshoots and slips into controlled chaos no ordinary oscillator can make.
Open beta 15 August 2026 v1.0 release 15 October 2026
Free while in beta · €149 at launch
An analog control loop turned into an oscillator — from locked, weighty bass to gliding, controlled chaos, with a four-knob loop lab to bend the servo itself. And it is true stereo: both channels generated independently, at the source.
Every module is a node. Cable series, parallel, even feedback taps — from a classic chain to setups usually only modulars reach.
Steps carry chances, not certainties, across three grids in one bar. Suggest writes grooves from music theory — rules you can read.
64-bit signal path, oversampling, zero-delay filters, true-peak limiting. Native Rust — published research plus algorithms of our own.
Phaseburn One is the first. More instruments and tools are in the lab — build notes, sound-design experiments and beta news land on the blog.
The generative tools run on plain music theory — deterministic rules you can read and predict. The foundations come from open research; the character comes from algorithms of our own — the probability sequencer, Suggest, the patchbay engine. Phaseburn One emulates nothing. It sounds like itself.
We credit the people whose published work and ideas the engine stands on:
Free to use until October 15, 2026 — after that it keeps working as a demo until you register a perpetual, DRM-free license, which you can do any time. The full license goes free to ten beta users we pick, and shipping at least one of your presets in the factory bank earns you at least a solid discount — all at our discretion.
Free €149 to own — any time
No card required · perks and preset picks are at our discretion — the beta comes with no guarantees
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