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Open Source Spectral warping wavetable synth

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Re: Open Source Spectral warping wavetable synth

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This free and open source software synth really blows me away. It's better than most paid alternatives and I really love how visual interactive and well laid out this synth is.

Due to it being free, there's a huge community growing around creating presets, sharing tutorials, and more. For example, here are many presets incl. audio preview: https://presetshare.com/presets?instrument=2&orderby=likes

Re: Open Source Spectral warping wavetable synth

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Great synth! Huge sound possibilities and the visual aspect is great for visual learners who are learning synths for the first time!

I love seeing this stuff posted here.

Does anyone have any other similar plugins for synths/effects. I know that Valhalla does amazing work and there is VCV or whatever but I remember there being a bit of community issues with that one.

Re: Open Source Spectral warping wavetable synth

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post #3

Great synth! Huge sound possibilities and the visual aspect is great for visual learners who are learning synths for the first time! I love seeing this stuff posted here. Does anyone have any other similar plugins for synths/effects. I know that Valhalla does amazing work and there is VCV or whatever but I remember there being a bit of community issues with that one.

> there is VCV or whatever but I remember there being a bit of community issues with that one

Try Cardinal: a fork of VCV that offers a free VST implementation. It's still a little rough around the edges but it's great.

Re: Open Source Spectral warping wavetable synth

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post #2

This free and open source software synth really blows me away. It's better than most paid alternatives and I really love how visual interactive and well laid out this synth is. Due to it being free, there's a huge community growing around creating presets, sharing tutorials, and more. For example, here are many presets incl. audio preview: https://presetshare.com/presets?instrument=2&orderby=likes

Vital is indeed fantastic. But it's a little heavy on the CPU. Yet, the sounds it can make are indeed amazing.
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