Three instruments. One wire.
Three original software instruments that run standalone and play as a family: CATCH-22 shapes the air, PULPO-23 keeps the pulse, LUNAR-24 hums the room — clock, audio and control voltage crossing a single wire while you play.
Two 12 dB multimode cells with the hardware's signature unit-to-unit mismatch kept in: the difference between the channels is the instrument.
23 modules on a 0–10 V patch ecology where everything can interact with everything, and any voltage is both audio and control.
Eight voices under a total eclipse — drone swarms, morphing v/oct leads, and a panel that is already humming when you open it.
Run all three at once and play them as a trio: PULPO-23's clock drives LUNAR-24, LUNAR-24's output feeds CATCH-22, and the performance is captured as heard — no overdubs, no samples. The included sessions are public-domain classical works performed live by the three instruments over one wire.