What would happen if you made a 2-OSC synth out of a SID chip and a Nintendo? NeoRetro! NeoRetro models the most interesting features of the Commodore 64’s Sound Interface Device chip and the Nintendo Entertainment System’s 2A03 APU sound chip. Said features come together into one cohesive easy to use synthesizer for the first time ever. A veritable dream come true for chiptune musicians.
Iridesynth is a fully stereo virtual analog subtractive synthesizer. It is designed to provide entertainingly unique tones with fast and simple programming. Getting fantastic sounds from this synth is a breeze thanks to its sensible no fluff layout. Iridesynth is capable of strong classic analog sounds, retro vintage videogame arpeggios, and other useful traditional tones. However, thanks to Iridesynth’s diverse synthesis engine, this synth can provide futuristic unheard of sounds as well. Features like Additive Feedback Harmonics, self-modulating LFO parameters, multiple ADSRs, and seven range octave support are just the beginning of what Iridesynth’s waveform generators have to offer.
Stop worrying about wrong notes. Concentrate on melodic rhythms instead. Use the MelodicFlow plug-in (VSTi, AU) to create and play stunning basslines, arps, and melodies quickly. You will never sound off, as all your input is mapped to the right notes immediately.
VSC-MP1: Virtual Sound Canvas allows you to take MIDI files and customize them to suite your taste. Use the Playback List function to store and retrieve your compositions. Export your finished files into popular multimedia applications as .WAV or .AIFF file formats. MIDI made easy.
With Concerto, we have succeeded in a truly authentic piano sound. Excellent multi-samples, paired with easy handling, produce a stunning sound.
Greyhound VSTi has been specially concepted for Leads. The sophisticated “waveform-movement” and “-colour” modification-section opens new and huge possibilities for your personalized presets. No words for it – try it out!.
The Sosnowski Synthesizer ships with 128 sounds onboard, plus additional sounds on User Bank One. The sounds range broadly from nearly pipe organ-like timbres and classical colors to contemporary to hard rock to effects. But remember that these are not intended to duplicate real instruments, though they do very generally retain their character where so named. For instance, some of the “pipe organ” sounds are fantastic for rock cuts; while some of the wilder children work wonderfully with anything from Bach to Mozart.
