Maru Modular
Design a module, patch it into a rack, then plug it into real hardware. An open modular platform for sound designers, producers, musicians and makers.
Patch
Every cable is a new idea
Route a voice into a resonator, the resonator into grains, an envelope into anything. Pull a cable mid-phrase and the sound follows you.
Audio and MIDI
Send sound and notes between any jacks a module offers.
Modulation
Let one module move another one's controls.
Real panels
Panels keep the layout and feel of the hardware that inspired them.
Save and share
Keep a patch and send it to anyone as a link.
Build
Make the module you're missing
Describe it to an agent in Studio, or write it in TypeScript with the SDK. It comes out as a real module with a panel, presets and a page of its own, ready to patch.
Describe it
An agent builds the sound and the panel from your words.
Or code it
TypeScript, a DSP library and shared panel controls.
Play it right away
Your module plays in the browser while you work on it.
Patch it with others
It joins the same racks as every other module.
HardwareComing next
Design it, try it, plug it into real hardware
The module you patch in the browser is headed for your case: build firmware for an open Eurorack board and play it with real knobs and real cables.
Same module, real jacks
One sound engine, built for the board instead of the browser.
Firmware from your project
Build and flash from the project you designed and patched.
Open boards first
Starting with open Eurorack hardware you can buy or build today.
Schematics for builders
Love a soldering iron? We plan to publish schematics and build guides so you can make the module you designed.
Hardware export and schematics are in development. Panels inspired by open-source Eurorack designs are independent software versions with source credits, not made or endorsed by the original manufacturer.
Made for everyone who loves sound
From your first patch to your own hardware.
Sound designers
Build textures nobody else has, one cable at a time.
Producers
Patch a sound, save it and come back to it for the next track.
Musicians
Play a rack from a MIDI keyboard and reshape it as you play.
Makers
Design a module, then build the hardware for it.
Start patching
Build your first module in Studio, or tell us which panel you want next.