Modalics is a Tel Aviv-based music software company founded by Eyal Amir and Or Lubianiker, who met as friends and bandmates before turning their shared interest in music technology into a plugin company. Both founders came from Waves Audio, with Amir also having spent time at Xfer Records as a lead programmer and Lubianiker working as a touring bassist and sample-library designer. The company's stated focus is keeping musicians in a creative headspace by reducing friction in the production workflow.

Modalics is best known for Beat Scholar, a drum sequencer that replaces the traditional grid with a circular "pizza slice" interface, dividing each beat into as many as 42 slices to make polyrhythms and odd time signatures easier to compose. The plugin ships with a curated sample library and supports MIDI export to external hardware and software. It is also available in an iPad version.

The broader catalog includes MINDst Drums, a sampled acoustic drum instrument built around proprietary playback algorithms; EON-Arp, an arpeggiator plugin; Time Oddity Chorus, a modulation effect; BitFuzzer, a distortion plugin; and Plugin Buddy, a free utility tool. Plugins are sold individually or as part of the Modalics Bundle.

Modalics has 8 products cataloged on Equipboard, including FX Bundle Plugins, Drum Machine, and Chorus Plugins. Their gear is featured by 1 artist, with the strongest followings in Electronic. Notable users include Richard Devine.