MusicRadar on MSN1y
Are software synths now better than hardware - and does it matter?
And just like the analogue synth before it, this led to a very different kind of software polysynth: the workstation ROMpler.
Hackaday8y
The Most Flexible Synthesizer Is DIY, Raspberry Pi
[Ivan] is trying to create an interesting and easy-to-use empty vessel for you to pour your hardware and software synthesizer dreams into. Everything is open source, and aside from the Pi and the ...
Hackaday6y
A Fully Open Source Raspberry Pi Synthesizer
That’s how we felt when we received a tip about Zynthian, a fully open source (hardware and software) synthesizer. You can buy the kit online directly from the developers, or build your own from ...
MusicRadar on MSN5mon
The MPE masterclass: Express yourself with the new generation of software synths and hardware controllers
managing presets from Roli’s own synths under a single plugin that’s searchable. Next, we’ll move to the Roli Dashboard ...
MusicRadar25d
"One of the most fascinating techniques in the modern synthesist's arsenal": This free synth plugin transforms physics into sound
RipplerX is based on two existing synths: Sai'ke Partials, an open-source modal synth, and an early version of AAS Chromaphone, one of the best-known physical modelling synth plugins. The developer ...
MusicRadar1mon
"It's probably closer to the real hardware than anything out there": 5 of the coolest free plugins we discovered this month
Earlier this month, Acustica Audio - primarily a maker of mixing and mastering plugins - announced the release of its first soft synth. Thing is a Jupiter-8 emulation (yes, another one) that the ...