SOMA Pulsar-23 Pink (Screw)
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SOMA
Pulsar-23 Pink (Screw)
Product Info
Article Number:
593291
Brand:
SOMA
Model:
Pulsar-23 Pink (Screw)
Category:
Drum Machines
Price:
$1,648.90
* Prices may vary. Check retailer for current pricing and availability.
The Pulsar-23 Pink (Screw) isn't your typical drum machine; it's a sonic playground. Its organic drum sounds combined with the insane patching capabilities makes it ideal for experimental electronic musicians and sound designers who crave deep control and a truly unique rhythmic palette. Be prepared to invest time to master it, but the payoff is huge.
Product Description
- SOMA Pulsar-23 Pink (Screw)
- Organismic Drum Machine
- More than 100 patch points designed as M3 threaded rods
- Semi-modular design
- Analogue instruments: Kick drum
- bass
- snare drum
- and cymbal/hi-hat
- Per instrument: AD envelope
- volume control
- FX send and 4-6 parameters for sound shaping
- Real-time loop recorder per instrument
- Master clock generator with 7 clock divider outputs
- Random generator
- Synchronisable LFO with square and triangle/sawtooth outputs
- 4 individually assignable signal attenuators
- 2 individually assignable buttons
- Inverter and switch
- 2 individually assignable CV generators
- Distortion with drive and mix controls
- 2-channel effects processor with delay and reverb
- MIDI-to-CV converter with MIDI Learn function
- 8 adapters from 3.5 mm jack to metal pins
- 6 adapters from 6.3 mm jack to metal pins
- Audio output: 6.3 mm jack
- Headphone output: 3.5 mm jack
- MIDI in
- Dimensions (W x D x H): 380 x 280 x 80 mm
- Weight : 4 kg
- Colour: Pink
- Includes 10 patch cables (30 cm) with crocodile clips
- 20 patch cables (65 cm) with crocodile clips
- and external power supply (12 V DC)
PROS
- • M3 threaded rods enable unparalleled modular patching flexibility.
- • Analog drum sounds possess a warm, organic, and surprisingly punchy character.
- • Real-time loop recording adds instant performance and experimental possibilities.
- • Comprehensive MIDI-to-CV conversion unlocks seamless integration with external gear.
CONS
- • The complex patching system presents a steep learning curve for newcomers.
- • The semi-modular design requires external sequencing for full control.
- • The relatively compact size can feel cramped during intricate patching sessions.
Product Video
Key Features
Pads
None - purely a drum machine
Sounds/Kits
Kick, Bass, Snare, Cymbal/Hi-Hat with extensive sound shaping
Sequencer Steps
Real-time loop recording acts as a performance sequencer
Effects
2-channel effects processor with delay and reverb
Connections
Extensive M3 threaded patch points, 3.5mm jacks, MIDI-to-CV
Weight
Approximately 8 lbs (3.6 kg)
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Frequently Asked Questions
The random generator introduces subtle variations and unexpected rhythmic elements, providing a degree of unpredictability and organic feel to the loops.
Absolutely, the MIDI-to-CV converter and numerous patch points allow for extensive external sequencing and parameter control, expanding its rhythmic possibilities significantly.
Start with simple patches, focus on understanding one parameter at a time, and document your experiments—it’s a system that rewards patient exploration.
