Pulsar Modular P915 MEDUSA 1.0.1

Pulsar Modular P915 MEDUSA is the main signal booster of the synthesizer. With a solid hardware build in hand, a software model can begin. Careful characterization and measurement of the hardware, along with a software model that retains the unique structure of the Moog FFB with its two-stage design, resulted in a software model that faithfully matches and follows the model. initial. Adding some additional features, such as the ability to direct the output of each cell to the left or right channel, opens up additional possibilities that add to the filter's appeal, utility, and character. .

Features of Pulsar Modular P915 MEDUSA

• There are fourteen classic-style fixed-frequency, inductor-based filters.
• With LP and HP shelf filter
• Twelve Band Pass filters set at half-octave intervals, ranging from 125 Hz to 5.8kHz.
• Optional split into two six-band filters (175Hz, 350Hz, 700Hz, 1.4kHz, 2.8Khz and 5.6kHz plus Low Pass) for Left Channel and six-band alternate (125 Hz , 250 Hz, 500 Hz, 1kHz, 2 kHz, 4kHz plus High Pass) for Right channel. This is a very musical split as it can operate as two separate Fixed Filter Banks with octave spacing between the filters and the Right channel offset relative to the Left channel by half an octave.
• The Wet-Dry crossover fader combines the processed signal and the dry or external signal, again with manually controlled sweep and interbank voltage.
• Zero latency
• Windows: VST3 and AAX formats.