A spring reverb you can take apart: change the metal, stretch the spring, then pluck it.
Modulr Tension is a spring reverb built from a real model of a metal spring. Set its length, stretch and wire thickness in millimetres, choose steel, brass, bronze or titanium, run one spring or three, press a felt on the wire — then pluck it and knock the tank. The spring on screen is the one ringing: what you see is the wave you hear.
Modulr Tension as it opens in your host, picture for picture.


The Modulr Hub app installs it for you, one click, and checks the download on the way in. Prefer doing it by hand? Unzip the file into the folder shown. Ad hoc (no Developer ID) and not notarised, so the first time you load it macOS asks you to allow it (System Settings, Privacy & Security) — normal for a small maker, and it only happens once.
| Format | Folder | File | Size | SHA-256 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| VST3 | VST3 | Modulr-Tension-0.1.0-macos-arm64-vst3.zip | 2.1 MB | 96b2fa12659e208173781771d7517fda3942e6f5fc3dfb8be00672ce9322ebec |
| Audio Unit | Components | Modulr-Tension-0.1.0-macos-arm64-au.zip | 2.1 MB | 7118c1c80ea73e171a67940501920097cdf25fa8bebfb09681f7292890b2c79d |