Let's make a difference!

Chaos Tones LLC proudly supports wildlife rehabilitation.

Beginning September 19, 2026, Chaos Tones LLC intends to make periodic donations from its own funds to nonprofit wildlife rehabilitation organizations, including California Wildlife Center, OSUS, Nevermore Wildlife Rehabilitation, The Nature Conservatory, The Wildlife Care Association, and more.

As Chaos Tones grows and receives more support through purchases, it gives us greater opportunity to make larger and more frequent donations to wildlife rehabilitation. Simply put, the more support Chaos Tones receives, the more we're able to give.

Donation amounts and timing are determined by Chaos Tones LLC and are not calculated as a fixed percentage or amount from any individual purchase. There will never be any additional charges added to your order, and purchases from Chaos Tones are not charitable contributions or tax-deductible donations by the customer.

Demolition Bass is dedicated to my little friend, Wheeler the Opossum, who passed away shortly before its launch.

In his memory, Chaos Tones will strive to help support the people who care for injured and orphaned wildlife and give these animals another chance.

Thank you for supporting Chaos Tones and helping make this possible.

About Chaos Tones

Ok... Hello. My name is Jesse, and I'm the only person at this company, Chaos Tones, which was founded in 2024. Whether it's the website, the virtual instruments you're using, the support emails, the product demos, the social media interaction, the lines of code running your instrument, etc. you're seeing me, my words, my work, and never AI or hired goons. My mission is to craft best-in-class products for you and your music production. I know you'll see the hard work. If you want to know more about me as a musician, you can visit JesseBillson.com

From the inception of Chaos Tones I decided to take a different approach to business. At my core I am an artist, and I view the products available on this site as pieces of artwork that help you to create your own pieces of artwork. I call this "nested artwork". 

So, how did we get here?

I'm a Los Angeles based composer that for 10+ years never said no to a brief. As such, I never know what tools I'll need when I start a project, but I also used just about everything on the market. So I took every gig I could get, but I also had quite an affinity for rock and metal music.

Deviant Drums started when I wanted a virtual drum instrument that could fit every brief, while at the same time working with the metal bands that my friends were in. instead of searching through a bunch of options that only kind of worked, I built Deviant Drums.  Now that you know that, take a listen to the product demos, and they will make a lot of sense.

Enjoy!

Jesse Billson,

Chaos Tones