Tag: software synthesizer

A software synthesizer, also sometimes known as a virtual synth, is a computer program designed to create and control a variety of sounds. The concept of the modern synthesizer was defined by Robert Moog in the mid to late 1960\’s, but software synthesizers did not become popular until the late 1990\’s.

Here are the most recent posts at Synthtopia about software synthesizers.

iDensity Granular Synth Now Supports Live Input Granulation

apeSoft has updated iDensity, its granular synthesizer for iOS, adding support for live input granulation via Mic, Line or AudioBus and more. Here’s what’s new in iDensity 1.5: Live Input Granulation via Mic/Line or Audiobus Effect/Receiver Sample load pitch bug fixed New Fine Controls for slider parameters Keyboard value input for all parameters Keyboard add or… Read More iDensity Granular Synth Now Supports Live Input Granulation

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Casino 2 – 64 presets For Cassini From Sunsine Audio

Sunsine Audio has introduced Casino 2 – a new library of 64 presets for Cassini, featuring Basses, Leads, Pads, Arpeggiations, Chiptune, Formant and FM patches and more. Every preset has the modulation wheel routed, as well as all 4 performance modulation knobs assigned to  aspects of the sound, giving you a high degree of real… Read More Casino 2 – 64 presets For Cassini From Sunsine Audio

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Arctic Keys Updated With AudioBus

One Red Dog Media has released an update to Arctic Keys – its iOS software synthesizer. Here’s what’s new in Arctic Keys 1.2.0: Audiobus support: Now you can stream live audio directly to other Audiobus-compatible apps. Background audio will be automatically enabled when Audiobus is connected Various bugs fixes

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New Drum Synth For Mac, Elecktroid

Audio Spillage has released Elecktroid, a new drum machine for Mac that’s described as ‘a fusion of drum synth and and drum sampler with a custom designed rhythm sequencer.’ Elecktroid blends synthesis and sample playback in a single integrated package.

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