AcusMagic · The Geometry of Sound

Instruments that
show you sound.

A new era of the mysteries, built with the tools of physics. Synthesizers whose sound draws real, living figures — and a journal that traces each idea back to its source.

Every frequency with its source.

The bridge

One question. Many lenses.

For millennia, people have asked what sound does — to a room, to a body, to a mind. Every age has answered with its own lens, and no lens gets the last word. AcusMagic builds instruments with the sharpest lens of our time — physics, computed live — and a journal that lays it beside the others: measurement, tradition, calculation, each in its own words.

Vetus · the old sciences

Where the wonder comes from

Pythagorean ratios, Chladni's plates, Kepler's harmonies, the overtone chants of monks, the traditions that treated tone as a doorway. Experiments in another language, run for thousands of years. We listen to them in their own words — and we say where each idea comes from.

Novus · the modern tools

The lens of our time

Modal physics on a GPU, real-time simulation, live visualisation. The same figure the sand makes on a real plate, solved sixty times a second — so you can watch the physics with your own eyes, and weigh the old accounts for yourself.

Faraday-wave interference on the Sonicrama liquid membrane.
The instrument

Sonicrama V2

A wavetable synth with a real-time physical cymatics engine. Four oscillators, per-key meta-tuning across all 128 keys — and a GPU that draws 400,000 particles of real plate physics from whatever you play. What you see is what you hear.

The Journal

Where the lenses meet.

The Codex of Frequencies

A field guide, free.

Four tables of frequencies — each one labelled by where it comes from: measurement, tradition, or calculation. Plus the occasional word from the workshop. No noise.

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