Instruments that show their work
A bar counter for the stage, two reverbs built from rooms somebody measured, a distortion that keeps its level, a granular effect that stays in time. Max for Live and native AU/VST3. Each one does one job, and it is finished before it gets a price.
What we make
Tools for people who play to a track — bands, theatre, worship teams — and reverbs built from places somebody actually measured. Built, documented and measured before we put them out.
For everyone on stage who cannot see the laptop.
For tails that stay clean instead of turning to mud.
For anyone who wants a real place on the track, not a plate that pretends.
For anyone who wants to break a sound on purpose, band by band.
For producers who want to take apart what is already on the track.
More devices are being built the same way: for one stage problem each, finished before they get a name. The mailing list hears first.
Join the list →What Oscillate Audio is
Built for the stage by somebody who has to walk on it the next day.
Oscillate Audio is the instrument side of Oscillate Dreams. Everything here started as a tool built for one of my own tracks, then got cleaned up enough to hand to somebody else.
No subscription, no login, no launcher. You get a file, it is yours, it stays yours.
Oscillate Dreams on InstagramThe music side — where these tools get used