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Eigensynth

Choose an element. Hear its occupied electron states.

US$14.99VST3 · Audio Unit · Standalone
Eigensynth instrument artwork
Planned release: August 17, 2026
Eigensynth · in motion

See the instrument. Hear the model.

The display, controls and sound all respond to the same physical system.

01 · Touch the atom

Pluck, collide, listen.

Click an occupied mode to pluck its oscillator, then pull back and release the collision target. The impact excites linked modes while the cloud, probability plot and output scope show the response.

02 · Chord or individual modes

Play the whole atom—or map every mode.

Use the element as one playable instrument or address its occupied subshells independently. The spectral model stays visible as notes, voicings and energy move.

03 · Built-in arpeggiator

Let the element sequence itself.

Turn the occupied states into a moving pattern, sync it with a session and keep the physics-led tuning at the centre of the sound.

The instrument

Choose an element. Hear its occupied electron states.

A playable bank of oscillators derived from elemental electron configurations, with orbital clouds, probability plots and live scopes tied to the sound.

  • Elements from hydrogen to uranium
  • Animated orbital clouds and probability plots
  • Spectral tuning or musician-friendly chords
  • Pluckable modes, collision resonance and energy glow
  • Per-mode MIDI mapping, arpeggiator, drone and wub
What you get

One instrument. Three ways to play.

Use Eigensynth as a VST3 in Windows and macOS hosts, as an Audio Unit on macOS, or as a standalone instrument.

Delivery

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