GigFrame Pulse · Hardware
A wired USB-C sensor line that reads the beat at the source and feeds it to GigFrame — so your charts scroll in time, not on a guess. Three sensors, one waveform, under a millisecond.
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GigFrame Pulse · Hardware
Pulse reads the tempo where it actually happens — the head, the string, the clock — and sends it down USB-C in under a millisecond. Your charts move with the band, not behind it.
GigFrame Pulse · Hardware
Pro-audio hardware for live tempo. Clip it, patch it inline, or take MIDI clock straight off your rig — then watch GigFrame hold the line under stage lights.
The family
Every instrument has a cleaner path to the beat. Start with the phone already in your pocket, then drop in the sensor that matches your rig.
The Pulse hardware shares one waveform marker and one promise — wired USB-C, passive, sub-millisecond. The phone is where everyone starts; the sensors are where it gets clean.
The mic you already carry. Open GigFrame and it listens to the room — no cable, no purchase. The honest place to start.
Clamps to a rim, body or bridge and feels the beat through the surface. Built for drummers and upright bass.
Sits inline on your instrument cable and taps the signal, passing it through clean. For electric bass and guitar.
Reads MIDI clock straight from e-drums, modules and your rig. Tempo with zero detection — it's already in the data.
| Your Phone |
Pulse Clip |
Pulse Inline |
Pulse MIDI |
|
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Detection | Built-in mic | Piezo contact | 1/4" jack tap | MIDI clock |
| Connects to | Acoustic — none | Drum, body, bridge | Inline w/ 1/4" cable | MIDI DIN / USB-C |
| Best for | Trying Pulse out | Drums, upright bass | Electric bass & guitar | E-drums, MIDI rigs |
| Player | Anyone | Drummer | Guitarist / bassist | Electronic / MIDI |
| Latency | Mic-dependent | <1 ms | <1 ms | <1 ms |
| Connection | Microphone | USB-C, wired | USB-C, pass-thru | USB-C, wired |
| Power | Phone | Passive | Passive | Passive |
| Availability | Free, built-in | Coming | Coming | Coming |
Signal chain
Three steps, one signal path. The sensor feels the beat, your phone does the thinking, and the whole band's charts move together.
The sensor picks up the beat where it happens — a drum head, a string, a MIDI clock — and sends it down USB-C.
GigFrame reads the signal on your phone and resolves a stable tempo — 118 BPM. No firmware on the sensor; the phone does the math.
That tempo drives the scroll and bar cues, and locks every bandmate's screen to the same beat.
Specifications
Passive by design. The intelligence lives in the app, so the hardware stays simple, silent and fast.
No battery to charge. No firmware to update. No Bluetooth to pair or drop mid-set. The sensor is a clean wired path; your phone runs the detection. Fewer moving parts on stage is the whole point.
Coming to GigFrame
We're still building. Leave your email and we'll tell you the moment the sensors are ready — and you'll get first access. No payment now, nothing charged.
Responsive
The same page, rebuilt for the phone — the surface most performers will actually open. Hero, comparison and waitlist, designed narrow.
GigFramePulseA wired USB-C sensor line that reads the beat at the source and feeds it to GigFrame.
Shipping TBA · no payment now
The mic you already carry. The honest place to start.
Clamps to a rim or body and feels the beat. For drums & upright bass.
Inline on your cable, tapping the signal. For bass & guitar.
MIDI clock from e-drums & modules. Tempo with zero detection.
Leave your email and we'll tell you the moment the sensors are ready. No payment now.