Download Tag: Additive Synthesis

X-Jupitae Flexoid is a synthesiser with three different simultaneous oscillators allowing 11 Voices per note with up to 26 Waveforms, all with user defined max Harmonics (1-512).

Main Features:

• 3 Different Simultaneous Oscillators allowing 11 Voices with up to 26 Waveforms, All with user defined max Harmonics (1-512):
  • Osc A: ‘Morph’ 16 wave stages (multi-mode).
  • Osc B: ‘Multi’ 8 Voice.
  • Osc C: ‘Flexi’ Dual Voice (multi-mode).
• Dual multi-mode filters – Serial or Parallel.
• 4x Graphic 32 stage envelopes.
• Ribbon and XY Pad controllers.
• Very flexible modulation options.
• 28 note polyphony, Mono mode.
• Interactive pattern arpeggiator.
• Full Multi-FX section:
  • Gate.
  • Compressor.
  • 5 Band Eq.
  • Degrader.
  • Distortion.
  • Ensemble.
  • Auto Panner.
  • Stereo Image.
  • 4v Chorus.
  • 5 Tap Delay/Echo.
  • True Stereo Reverb.
• Large GUI providing quick and easy access to all Synth functions.
• Activation Keycode can be found on the CK_Modules&VST Forum page.

NOTE: This Synthesiser is a variation of “X-Jupitae Wide-Boy” and shares the same GUI functional layout. It provides the user with 3 different oscillator types ‘Morph’, ‘Multi’ and ‘Flexi’ which can be used simultaneously to generate a different soundscape with up to 11 voices per note.

https://www.kvraudio.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=420936

Subtilior4 is described as “a strange additive synth which can produce simple and magic sounds”.

http://www.grushenko.com/

NanoX2 is an additive sequenced groovebox that features:

• A raw 8bit-style sound inspired by the sound of gaming systems & consoles from the past.
• A sequencer that triggers eight partials inspired by NanoSynth (by Oliver Wittchow & Julian Rohrhuber).
• A scene-morphing sequencer that will fuse the previous features into a nice mess.

Differently from its predecessor, NanoX2 doesn’t require MIDI notes to be triggered and pitched. Open it and just press play on your sequencer to start the serenade, it’s loaded with 124 preset patterns.

http://www.pluggotic.com/

Heliox is a rather simple experimental synthesizer, with a “no-frills” GUI, capable of “weird” textures and noises, as well as “normal” synth sounds, like pads, leads and basses.

Main features are:

• monophonic, with 30 oscillators bank.
• adjustable oscillators’ frequencies, ranging from single frequency to harmonic and non-harmonic series.
• oscillators can be purely sinusoidal, or “shaped” by an adjustable parameter.
• adjustable attenuation factor between successive oscillators.
• 30 LFOs, each modulating amplitude of corresponding oscillator.
• adjustable LFOs’ frequencies, similarly to oscillators.
• LFOs can be purely sinusoidal (“bell-like”) or “shaped” by 2 adjustable parameters: center and sharpness.
• phase shift between successive LFOs is adjustable.
• LFOs can be periodic or randomly intermittent, with adjustable “density”.
• ADSR envelope.

http://remigiococo.xoom.it/index.html

Harmonaut is a simple VST instrument that implements an additive synthesis with four waveform types and 32 harmonics that can be simple drawn with the mouse. In the same way can be adjusted the attack, decay, sustain and release for each harmonic. Additional timbre adjustments are made using LP/HP filter, LFO and chorus.

Main features:

• 32 drawable harmonics with separate ADSR per harmonic.
• 4 waveform types (sine, saw, triangle and square).
• Multimode LFO synced with BPM.
• Internal chorus.
• Easy control with pop-up menus.
• 64 factory presets.
• Built-in preset manager with ability to patch name editing.

In addition, VST automation and full MIDI Learning are supported.

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http://tonebytes.com/