Chromascope features five of Puremagnetik's cutting-edge effects processors that extract and create undiscovered anomalies from your audio. Whether it's buffer manipulators, lo-fi reactors, disturbance generators, or artifact resonators, Chromascope opens up a treasure trove of sound design possibilities. 

Use Gales to create vintage tape artifacts, Hewn to give any sound a circuit-bent twist, or leverage Klamur's lookback processing for loop manipulation. No matter what you choose, an exciting sonic journey awaits in your next session.

Tensol is a versatile sound shaping tool built on a string tension resonator, granular particle chopper, stretcher and variable delay line. It takes incoming signal, runs it through a resonator - then chops, warps and reorganizes everything. It will also pitch shift the results in semitones or in a tape style pitch scaling.

Hewn is an experimental sound processing tool for uncovering new artifacts and circuit-bending sounds. It is an audio processor that modulates an input signal as if it were being dialed into an FM transmitter. Hewn has an FM modulator and a distortion circuit that will warp, bend and hack anything you throw at it.

Experience the sounds of cyberpunk nostalgia with Quazotron. Crafted with a 22-algorithm stutter and lofi engine, Quazotron is a versatile machine for generating a wide range of glitchy, repeated phrases, chiptune console sounds, and much more.

Gales is a versatile sound device that combines vintage tape processing with sophisticated digital effects. Its microdelay matrix provides precise control over comb-filtering and analog sounds. With Gales, you can create simple, smooth chorusing, deep, modulated spaces, and nostalgic wow-and-flutter effects.

Klamur is an “always on” lookback recorder and loop processor. With the ability to capture your actions from the past 90 seconds and the flexibility to loop and process them, this advanced processor also includes several other compelling features.