Sim'n Tonic - House of Sync
We build stage-ready, high-precision timing tools that eliminate jitter and setup friction, so musicians stay focused on the performance, not the patch cables and troubleshooting.
Precision Engineering, Down to the Nanosecond
Our team are experts in sync precision — in MIDI latency, in jitter, in clocking, in the details most gear ignore.
Nome II holds jitter under 5 ns running DAWless, and under 0.05 µs average once locked to a DAW. Every firmware release is tested against that standard before it ships.
Our principles
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Reliability
Because your gear needs to work every time, on every stage, and in every studio
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Simplicity
Because musicians have so much to think about already
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Versatility
Because no two setups, or players, are the same
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Community
Because gear means nothing without the musicians who drive it
Our flagship products
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Nome II
Explore Nome IIA standalone master clock for the studio and the stage. Locks MIDI, analog, and vintage gear to a single, rock-solid clock.
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U-SYNC
Explore U-SYNCAn ultra-stable DAW-sync protocol that keeps every recording locked precisely to the grid.
Nome II is the new industry standard for clocking music hardware worldwide.
Designed and Built in Denmark
Founded in 2020, Sim'n Tonic is built on Scandinavian minimalism: fewer parts, fewer failure points, gear made to last for years, not seasons. Sturdy casing, considered packaging, materials chosen for durability over disposability. CE and FCC certified.
From a fix for a bandmate to an industry standard device
It started with a bandmate's timing problem - solved properly, not around it. Today, it's a staple in musicians' setups worldwide.
Deep dives
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The difference between audio and clock latency
Audio latency and clock latency get mixed up a lot because both show up as “things feel late.” But they’re different problems, measured differently, and fixed with different tools. When...
The difference between audio and clock latency
Audio latency and clock latency get mixed up a lot because both show up as “things feel late.” But they’re different problems, measured differently, and fixed with different tools. When...
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The Importance of Jitter and Latency
Latency is a constant delay between the audio produced by two devices. When dealing with MIDI Clock, latency can be caused by the clock source or by the device receiving the clock....
The Importance of Jitter and Latency
Latency is a constant delay between the audio produced by two devices. When dealing with MIDI Clock, latency can be caused by the clock source or by the device receiving the clock....
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MIDI Clock: The Pulse of Synchronisation
MIDI Beat Clock, more commonly known as MIDI Clock, is a type of MIDI message which controls the tempo (aka speed) of a given device. Generally, MIDI Clock represents a family...
MIDI Clock: The Pulse of Synchronisation
MIDI Beat Clock, more commonly known as MIDI Clock, is a type of MIDI message which controls the tempo (aka speed) of a given device. Generally, MIDI Clock represents a family...
