Synapse Audio, in collaboration with composer Hans Zimmer, has introduced The Legend HZ, a new software synthesizer that expands on the synthesis capabilities of the original Moog Minimoog.
The Legend HZ adds an additional three oscillators (and with them an added polyphony setting), a modulation matrix, a 32-step sequencer, an MSEG for added modulation controls, and an expanded effects section.The Legend HZ even contains a fixed filter bank that was modeled after Hans Zimmer’s rare Moog 914 Fixed Filter Bank.
Features:
- Accurate circuit simulation
- 6 high-quality VA oscillators
- 8x oversampled engine
- Comprehensive effects section
- Unison, Mono, 4-,8- and 12-voice Polyphony modes
- Support for MPE (MIDI Polyphonic Expression)
- Advanced Arpeggiator/Sequencer
- Available as VST, Audio Unit and AAX
The Legend HZ Audio Demo:
Pricing and Availability:
The Legend HZ is available now for $179 USD.
What’s the fader controller on the left?
It’s the ChoiSauce Design 8 Channel Midi Fader 2021
what’s the device on the right showing the spectrum analysis?
TC Clarity M
thanks Paul!
Sounds really impressive but it is a bit too expensive thou
BTW, there’s a synth in there! I cranked the volume a little and it has really big cojones. We’re naturally covered up in Moogs from 12 angles, but this has the voice right. Polyphony, too. I’ve had hardware & software versions, so I can feel the feels. Synapse is big on effects, but you’re never quite hearing the full Moog glory until you dial a few of them in.
If you have a big Moog jones going and you’re starting from scratch, get (general example) Cherry Audio’s Memorymode, the Legend HZ and a Mini of your choice. You’re unlikely to need more. If you want to tackle a modular, that’s your business, heh. Different discussion.