A Juno on your first patch. A Jupiter on your second. Something neither could have imagined on your third.
Pulsar Modular · Launch
ZORBA
is here.
After a long road, Pulsar Modular’s Zorba synthesizer ships today.
Built on the Pulsar Modular P900 analog heritage, Zorba can be a Juno on your first patch, a Jupiter on your second, and something neither could have imagined on your third.
It’s polyphonic, and it plays like real hardware. Zero sample delay, no plugin delay compensation: keys to notes, with nothing in between.
And it stays out of your way. No convolution anywhere in the signal path, so it’s light on the CPU. Stack instances without thinking about it.
The first patch you load is already playable. When you’re ready to go further, the modulation matrix is waiting.
Listen first. The product page has demos straight out of the plugin, no external processing. If it moves you, the 30-day free demo gives you the full instrument on two machines. No card, no follow-up.
Leap of Faith
And one more thing, to our Leap of Faith users.
You pre-ordered ZORBA almost four years ago, when there was only a promise and a name. We owe you a thank-you that’s overdue, and an honest one: ZORBA took longer than we said, and it became more than we said. It grew from mono to fully polyphonic. From two oscillators to three. From a single concept into the deepest instrument we’ve ever built.
Your patience gave us the room to do that. Your authorization codes are already waiting in your accounts.
