Morphing oscillator
Saw, rounded triangle, pulse, sub source, noise, and pulse-width control in one direct signal path.
Electronic instruments / 001
The Unicorn Garden makes software instruments for electronic music. Direct, tactile, and a little outside the expected.

CYRRA is built around the first useful gesture: choose a source, move something, listen. No tour guide, no maze of tabs. Just enough depth to keep the next idea moving.
Meet CYRRAA compact machine for the part of the process that should feel immediate.
CYRRA is being prepared as the first commercial instrument from The Unicorn Garden. The interface is set; release packaging and final platform builds are next.

Two early renders from the current CYRRA build. No autoplay; press play when you are ready.
CYRRA is a polyphonic software synthesizer with a band-limited morphing oscillator, resonant ladder filter, velocity-sensitive envelopes, and a focused preset workflow. The current engine combines a focused front panel with a deeper modulation system for long-form sound design.
Saw, rounded triangle, pulse, sub source, noise, and pulse-width control in one direct signal path.
Four documented filter modes with drive, key follow, and bipolar envelope control.
A clearly defined JUCE/APVTS control surface with exact ranges, defaults, and units.
CYRRA is taking shape around a focused library built for actual sessions: basses that sit, leads that speak, pads with a little air around them.
Effects, instruments, and useful oddities are on the bench.