The Dreammachine is a dynamic synth designed around three distinct layers that combine slow wave sequencing with evolving sound modulations. Its polyphonic capabilities allow for a rich sonic palette, enabling musicians to use it as a traditional synthesizer or explore unique layered soundscapes. Users can interact with the instrument through multiple play modes, adding flexibility to performance and sound design.

The instrument features three main parts: Bottom/Low, Back/Mid, and Sparkle/High, which correspond to bass, pad, and high-frequency layers respectively. Each part includes a 16-step sequencer that shapes the waveform progression, while an additional OneShot section offers 32 steps for triggering accent sounds such as vocal snippets, percussion, or special effects. The note sequencer supports duophonic play, allowing a second note to be added at customizable intervals, while pitch adjustments across Back/Mid and Sparkle parts provide extensive control over harmonic layering.

For ease of use, waveforms are clearly labeled at each step and can be selected from convenient popup menus. MIDI controls enable manual advancement of individual or multiple parts, enhancing live performance possibilities. The Pro version includes signature Lazy buttons for quick, creative tweaking within each section, offering users an intuitive way to manipulate sounds and create complex textures effortlessly.