Description of the SOMA Laboratory PULSAR-23 1984 Edition organismic drum machine   THE MIDIUM® CURATOR'S NOTE: New wait list is now open. CAMI: We have sold through our first main batch of SOMA Laboratory PULSAR-23 1984 Edition units, and expect another batch to arrive soon.  Please contact us by phone, text, email, DM on Instagram, or through our contact form to be added to the wait list or if you have any questions.     THE MIDIUM® CURATOR'S NOTE: SOMA Laboratory's exclusive collaboration with The Midium®, genesis of the SOMA Laboratory PULSAR-23 1984 Edition CAMI: The concept behind the 1984 Edition took many months of planning and development to complete, and now, the result has arrived: the limited edition SOMA Laboratory PULSAR-23 1984 Edition.   The Midium® and SOMA Laboratory US Division collaborated to create a limited run of PULSAR-23s featuring an unpainted steel chassis with black trim and red lights that would harken to a dystopian time.  The idea for the "1984" edition, it was decided, would also come with a typewritten certificate of authenticity inspired by a time before computers were affordable... a time when expression is not free... and when analog instruments were beginning to disappear.  As it was, the folks at SOMA Laboratory, which include the first US-based engineer to partner with SOMA Laboratory on such a project, Noah Jolly, and leader of the SOMA Laboratory US Division Kevin Flynn, had already been testing experimental circuits for the PULSAR-23 organismic drum machine for some time.   Part of the reaso