Nuklear introduces a groundbreaking approach to sound design by integrating pulsar synthesis into a contemporary synthesizer framework. This innovative method allows four oscillators to independently control waveform length separate from pitch, which is defined by the waveform's repetition rate. Stereo imaging is enhanced through adjustable pulse dispersion, and a micro sequencer facilitates the creation of intricate pulse patterns, offering a fresh palette for sound exploration.

A unique feature of Nuklear is the 'pulsar' parameter that enables seamless blending between pulsar synthesis and traditional synthesis techniques. This fusion opens up a vast range of new sonic possibilities, especially when combined with the flexible modulation matrix. Users can assign modulation sources such as LFOs, envelopes, and control sequences to shape sounds dynamically, making Nuklear suitable for crafting complex textures and evolving timbres.

Complementing its synthesis engine, Nuklear includes a comprehensive set of tools such as a mixer, resonant filters with flexible routing, delay effects with synchronization options, distortion with multiple types, and ring modulation. The built-in 16-step sequencer supports multiple programmable patterns for notes and parameter modulation, providing extensive control over rhythmic and melodic elements. This combination embeds the innovative pulsar sound generation within a versatile subtractive synthesis environment, perfect for both experimental and conventional music production.