GForce Map

MAP – The Era-Spanning Sound Design Playground

Born from the lineage of Serge©, Buchla©, and modular synthesis, MAP embodies the fearless spirit of sound explorers who broke every rule in pursuit of the new. It captures that radical 1970s experimentation and reimagines it for today, offering an instrument where vintage soul collides with modern innovation. MAP is not just a synthesiser, it’s a sonic playground for the curious. With shimmering oscillations, rich modulation, and effects that ooze colour and character, it invites you to step off the beaten path and into a world of discovery.

For the synth explorer MAP is more than a tool, it’s a companion. It rewards hands-on curiosity, bends to your imagination, and reveals sonic landscapes you didn’t know existed. Whether you’re sculpting bold leads, gritty textures, or shifting ambient soundscapes, MAP helps you chase the unknown and make it yours.

Explore the MAP

Three unique oscillators

Triple Oscillator Configuration with Waveshaping and FM that echoes the West Coast ethos of deep, flexible tone-shaping.

Dual Filters

A five-band resonant EQ and a versatile multimode filter, in series or parallel with Filter presets

Intuitive and powerful modulation system

Armed with three looping envelopes, three drawable LFOs, MPE expression, and a noise-fueled random LFO, your sounds come alive with organic movement and unpredictability. Explore LFO presets.

Generative polyphonic arpeggiator

Sparks instant melodic ideas, while a clear, intuitive modulation matrix keeps even the wildest patches firmly under your control.

Custom Delay, reverb and character effects

Colour, Time, and Space transform sound at every level — sculpting frequencies, reshaping rhythm, and expanding your mix into immersive dimensions. Explore the FX presets

Complex Oscillators, Simple Inspiration

At MAP’s heart are three unique oscillators, including a dedicated modulation oscillator, that echoes the West Coast ethos of deep, flexible tone-shaping. You can twist amplitude, frequency, and waveshape into entirely new forms, then run them through dual filters: a five-band resonant EQ and a versatile