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SYNTHETIC SOUNDS

Here, sound isn't found:
it's constructed.

SOUND AS DESIGN

Unlike organic or acoustic sounds, synthetic sounds don't originate from a vibrating physical object, but from a construct.

They are created, modulated, and transformed using digital or electronic tools, allowing sound to be designed from its very origin.

CONTROL AND PERCEPTION

Synthetic design allows direct intervention in key elements of sound:
  • frequency
  • envelope (attack, decay, sustain, release)
  • modulation
  • spatiality

This control makes it possible to adjust the sound very precisely, generating sensations ranging from profound calm to subtle activation.

Arctic Shimmer

Flutter By

Glass Sky

Moonlight Ark

Reversed Organ

Smooth & Gentle

SEA DRUM

Warm Flutters

BETWEEN REALITY AND IMAGINATION

Although they don't come from a natural source, many synthetic sounds evoke recognizable landscapes, spaces, or sensations.

A sound can feel:

  • cold or warm
  • near or far
  • steady or moving
  • dense or light

This ambiguity is part of its strength:
they don't represent something concrete, but they can suggest a great deal.

SOUND AS A TOOL

At Pulsonome, synthetic sounds are not used as traditional musical elements, but as structures designed to influence perception.
They allow you to:
  • create controlled sound environments
  • explore new combinations
  • precisely adjust the experience
  • design spaces that don't physically exist