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PULSAR MODULAR
2026 So Far at Pulsar Modular
The first half of the year has been defined by bold moves. New plugins, a first synthesizer, sharper tools, and ideas that push what a plugin can be. Here’s a chronological look at what we’ve released and refined between January and today.
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JANUARY
Q Sahara v1.5.1
New presets, a preset manager overhaul, tighter bass behavior, and improved guide documentation.
P930 Lunar Lander v2.5.2
Full iOS release with compatibility updates, nested folders, vintage/modern BBD modes, and desktop improvements.
P410 Joyride v1.1.1
New factory presets and improved spectrum analyzer.
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FEBRUARY
P915 Medusa v2 MAJOR UPDATE
A fully redesigned GUI, almost an entirely new product visually. Improved circuitry with corrected EQ curves and a clarified workflow. Free upgrade for existing owners.
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APRIL
MAJOR UPDATE P422 Fairuz v2
A ground-up rebuild. Four precision bands, op-amp saturation without the boost, and a character that makes every mix feel more alive.
Signal Advisor - New
Built directly into Pulsar Modular. Ask it anything about your signal chain, your plugins, or what you’re hearing, and get an answer that actually makes sense in context. Every user guide is built in, so there’s no more digging through static PDFs or hunting for the right page.
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MAY
NEW Zorba
Our first synthesizer. A hybrid instrument with a deep modulation matrix, an arpeggiator, and a preset library built for real music, not just demos. A new direction for Pulsar Modular.
NEW P21 Atlas
A master-bus stabilization limiter, not a peak-catcher. It holds a mix coherent across its full length, from stereo through 9.1.6, so nothing drifts and the frame holds.
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JUNE
P21 Atlas Stereo
A stereo edition of Atlas arrived, running the same engine on mono and stereo buses. Rapid updates through v1.0.4 followed, refining MATCH, TRIM, and Pro Tools stability along the way.
Monthly Bonus Credit on your wallet
The Pulsar e-Wallet now earns a monthly Bonus Credit on your balance. Keep credit in your wallet and it grows on its own each month, ready for your next plugin.
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JULY
NEW P22 RAIL
A stabilizing A/D clipper, and a sibling to P21 Atlas. Three flavors, MODERN, SHARP, and VINTAGE, for distribution-ready loudness that keeps the transient character intact.
P821 MDN Tape, redesigned
The MDN Tape product page was rebuilt from the ground up with a tape-machine look, new documentation, and the full v1.5 workflow.
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More to come in 2026.
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Just released · July 10
P21 Atlas v1.1.1
This update reworks how you compare and trim. MATCH is now a true level-matched A/B against the dry signal, and TRIM gets more range plus a one-click commit. Here is everything new:
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MATCH: level-matched A/B comparison against dry, with a live DRIFT readout. |
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TRIM: range extended, −12 to +6 dB. |
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New “→ TRIM” button: one click commits the MATCH offset into TRIM. |
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Refined TRIM behavior and readout accuracy. |
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General fixes and polish. |
How to update
Grab the installer from your account, or from the version history on the product page. Your existing license carries over, no reauthorization needed.
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