KHORLO — FACT SHEET
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One line
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A rhythm synthesizer that can quickly go from polite to bonkers.

Description
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Khorlo is a rhythm synthesizer where impulse rings spin around eight
physically modelled strings. When a ring crosses a string, a sound is
struck. It easily creates evolving polyrhythms, weird atmospheres,
basses, and a lot of strange in between. There's a 3D interface you
grab directly. It looks like nothing else because Aaron drew it himself.

Facts
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Developer:      JAS-I (Jasinski Instruments) — Aaron Jasinski
Status:         Open beta, free. No account, no activation.
First public beta: 1 September 2026
Formats:        VST3, Audio Unit, CLAP
macOS:          11 or later, universal (Apple Silicon + Intel)
Windows:        10 or later, 64-bit
Linux:          x86-64
Engine:         Karplus–Strong string model, per-voice dual filters,
                ten-effect rack, MPE support

Links
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Website:        https://jas-i.com
Manual:         https://jas-i.com/khorlo/manual/
Download:       https://jas-i.com/khorlo/beta/
Press kit:      https://jas-i.com/press/

About JAS-I
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JAS-I is the work of Aaron Jasinski. With thirty years of painting,
illustration, UI/UX design and music, he builds instruments that
incorporate all of it: the crossroads where image meets sound. New
sounds, or fresh ways to make them.

Art:            https://www.aaronjasinski.com

Contact
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info@jas-i.com

Asset notes
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Screenshots are 1329x1000 PNG, actual interface pixels, no window
chrome. The KHORLO wordmark is Goldman 400 in #A781F7 with a white O;
use it on dark. The JAS-I mark is #C4491A. Please don't restyle or
recolour the marks.
