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ModulAir is a modular polyphonic software synthesizer for Microsoft Windows (VST) and Apple macOS (VST/AU) written in native C++ code for high performance and low CPU consumption.
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This synthesizer plugin is based on a granular method of sound synthesis, allowing it to be used as much as possible to come up with a huge range of unique sounds for your music productions.
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Mini Bounce is a virtual analog synthesizer for modern music styles, specified for Melbourne Bounce, Future Bounce and EDM.
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Drift is a multi-effects processor based on two independent Lorenz chaos oscillators. These systems are used by scientists to model convection in liquids and gases: they produce chaotically fluctuating, never-repeating signals that are mutually correlated.
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Classic game sounds in VST form. As heard in late 80s / early 90s sound cards. Powered by DOSBox emulation.
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Cobalt is a free VST synthesizer plugin inspired by many of the hybrid synths of the 80s.
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The Swedish software-developers of Infected Sounds (Johan and Carl) have released a new freeware synth called Splash. This synth has got four oscillators, two modulation- and one amp envelope with individual slopes, and two different matrixes (one for LFOs and envelopes each).
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Ample Bass P Lite II aim to bring the Fender Precision Bass sound to your studio.
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Nightlife is a fun and inspiring virtual synthesizer instrument, packed with bone–rattling basses, otherworldly pads, beat–synced arpeggiated patterns and tons more.
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SuperTron is a virtual analog synthesizer that generates sequences typical of the 70s and 80s, Dance, Trance, percussion, analog strings and other retro sounds.
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Sinevibes Zap is a unique mini-synthesiser controlled by incoming audio. It starts with an envelope follower that tracks the peak energy of the sound and then applies it onto the frequency of a monophonic oscillator.
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The P/Nes 8-Bit Monster is a synthesizer, or a Nintendorgan, inspired by the 2A03 chip used in the Nes sound architecture. It can produce authentic 8-bit sounds like the original Nes and other retro gaming systems or arcades, but it can also do much more with its expanded sound design.
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