MOD Desktop · free beta

Try MOD on your computer. Free.

MOD Desktop runs the same interface as MOD devices on Windows, macOS and Linux, standalone or as a VST, CLAP, AU or LV2 plugin in your DAW. It is a free, open-source beta with a subset of the platform.

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Meet the MOD Dwarf

Windows · macOS · Linux

What you can do in it.

Build pedalboardsThe same interface as MOD devices. Drag plugins in and connect them any way you can imagine.

Over 200 pluginsAmps, drives, delays, reverbs, synths, loopers, and MIDI and CV tools, included with the download.

Tone3000 a click awayLog in, pick a tone, and it lands in the NAM plugin, ready to play.

Tempo and MIDISync delays and LFOs to tempo, map MIDI controllers to any control, and sync with other gear over MIDI or Ableton Link.

What it doesn’t do yet.

MOD Desktop is a beta. It has no Plugin Shop, so commercial plugins are not available in it, and no pedalboard sharing or cloud features. Buttons for features it doesn’t have yet show you what they do on a MOD device.

When you want it on stage

The MOD Dwarf.

Everything you built on your computer, in a rugged pedal with footswitches and knobs, plus every plugin in the Plugin Shop. No computer needed on stage.

Buy the MOD Dwarf

Discover it

Download MOD Desktop.

Free and open source, for Windows, macOS and Linux. The installers are on GitHub.

Download the latest release

Windows: Windows 10 or later, 64-bit

macOS: macOS 10.13 or later

Linux: Most major distributions, x86_64

Computer: Dual-core 2 GHz CPU, 4 GB RAM, about 300 MB of disk

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