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Auralis is the next instrument in the 2mgt suite of experimental synthesizers. Using MIDI files with their subsequent transformation through the pattern sequencer it adds extensive modulation and FX capabilities and turn it into a multi-layered compositions.
$39.34
2RuleSynth is a software synthesizer with classical synthesis techniques - subtraction, FM and ring. It has LFOs and ADSR for every two independent oscillators. It has its own characteristic soundscape that can go as far as concrete music. Besides the familiar classical analog sounds, experimental sounds can be found using the randomize button.
$149
The 360 Systems MIDI Bass is a dedicated bass sound module released in 1986, featuring EPROM-based playback of authentic acoustic and electric bass tones with MIDI control, touch sensitivity, and pitch bend response.
$99
$120
A software editor and plugin interface for the Access Virus TI hardware synthesizer.
The Access Virus is a German-made desktop synth module that quickly became a popular favorite with its aggressive, punchy virtual-analog sounds capable of everything from deep sub-bass to overdriven 303-style leads.
Second generation of the Virus virtual analog synthesizer with expanded polyphony, additional effects, and improved sound engine over the original Virus A.
Third generation of the Virus virtual analog synthesizer with further expanded DSP power, additional effects, and refined sound engine.
The flagship of Access's Virus line, a dual-DSP powerhouse delivering over 80 voices of polyphony with deep modulation, wavetable and granular oscillators, and tight computer integration.
White-finished keyboard version of the Virus TI with 37 velocity and aftertouch-sensitive keys, featuring Total Integration USB connectivity for seamless DAW control.
Compact desktop version of the Virus TI with reduced I/O and a smaller form factor, retaining the same synthesis engine and Total Integration USB connectivity.
The Bassysm-F fretless bass is a five string ibanez bass with roundwound strings. At the bottom of the interface, you can control various parameters.
$29.99
Bassysm-J the Bassysm-J bass is a four strings musicman stingray bass with roundwound strings.
$119
At the bottom of the interface, you can control the behavior of the instrument: legato mode allows you to choose whether playing a legato will trigger hammer ons, slides, sustains, or simply have no effect. The legato distance will define the maximum interval in which the legato will apply.
$34.99
The Bassysm-S bass is a four strings musicman stingray bass with roundwound strings. The is the slapped version of the bassysm line.
$29.99
Features: 6 operator FM synth. 4 note polyphonic. Internally there are 4 oscillators, 2 phasers and 2 flangers. 16 lead and bass sounds.
$99
Adam monroe's mark 73 is VST/AU/AAX plugin that reproduces the sound of a rhodes electric piano. Sampled via DI inputs and through an amp, this library features 10 velocity layers, 3-note round robin, built-in tremolo, distortion, reverb, phaser, chorus, and delay.
$20
Afrokeyz is a synth VST (mac, Windows) designed for making great african beats. Inspired by the best of today's african diaspora hit songs
$149
Afro Keyz Lite is a synth VST (mac, Windows) designed for making great african beats: dancehall, r&b, reggaeton, lo-fi, afrobeats and more.
$149
Introducing Amavibe – the inaugural plugin of our upcoming afrofusion series, set to redefine amapiano music production.
$36.90
The AIR Essential Synths Pack includes three powerhouse synths in one bundle: loom 2 is an award-winning modular additive synthesizer with a shape-shifting morph pad that makes it easy to create rich, swirling and captivating sounds.
$359
Bassline - vaccum evolved. The air Bassline emulates the sound of classic mono synths with a contemporary twist.
$39
Hybrid 3 is a high-definition synthesizer by AIR Music Technology, combining analog and wavetable synthesis with a multi-effects rack and a built-in arpeggiator. Bundled with Akai MPC hardware and software.
Three legendary synths in one bundle loom ii is an award-winning modular additive synthesizer with a shape-shifting morph pad that makes it
$249
The AX60 is a programmable six-voice analog polysynth from 1986, featuring an LFO, lowpass filter, envelope sections, and various performance controls including arpeggiator and keyboard split functionality.
The AX73 is a surprisingly good analog synthesizer that is still considered to be widely underrated and deserving of some recognition. It is a six-voice analog synth with nearly identical architecture to Akai's AX60, also available as the rack-mount VX90.
The Akai AX80 is an 8-voice programmable analog synthesizer from 1984, Akai's first professional keyboard, featuring dual oscillators per voice, velocity sensitivity, and distinctive blue and orange LCD bar-graph displays.
The Akai MINIAK is a compact virtual analog synthesizer sharing its engine with the Alesis Micron, offering three oscillators per voice, dual multimode filters, an onboard vocoder with gooseneck microphone, and up to 1,000 storable programs. Its 37-key semi-weighted keyboard and extensive modulation options pack serious synthesis power into a portable package.
$149
The Alesis airSynth is a gesture-controlled synthesizer that uses a 3D infrared beam interface to trigger and shape sounds through hand movements, modernizing the theremin concept for DJs and home musicians.
The rack-mount version of Alesis's QuadraSynth, delivering 64-voice polyphony and 16MB of sample ROM with 16-part multitimbral capability and QuadraVerb-based effects processing.
The updated rack-mount version of Alesis's QuadraSynth with expanded 20MB sample ROM, delivering 64-voice polyphony and 16-part multitimbral capability with QuadraVerb-based effects processing.
AlgonN was developed as a sketch board for AlgoMusic's algorithmic ideas which developed into the current version of the m42 nebula.
$55
Electrabass focuses on bass and leads with a futuristic sound. Along with 4 different effects, a unique 32 stage sequencer allows you to input your own bass and lead lines with ease.
$99
Features include unison oscillator with selectable number of voices, arpeggiator, synced lfos, and delay unit.
$16
Automat is a polyphonic stereo subtractive synthesizer. Features: subtractive synthesis. 3 anti-aliased oscillators. Filters and amplifier.
$49
Features: 2 standard modelled oscillators. 1 phase distortion modelled oscillator. 2 (osc ab and bc) ring modulators. 3 independent clipper.
$169
Discover the collection of our most creative effects for producing professional quality music from anywhere you are. Turn your home studio into a hit factory with many of the same vocal production tools the world's leading producers rely on in professional studios.
$13.99
A hybrid of a precision sampler and flexible synthesizer, auto-tune slice is more than just a sampler. It's a dimension of infinite musical expression where you can play voices like instruments and turn endless samples into songs.
$125
ES2 is a hybrid synthesizer built into Logic Pro, combining subtractive, wavetable, and FM synthesis with a vector synthesis-style triangle for blending three oscillators.
Retro Synth is a polyphonic synthesizer built into Logic Pro, offering analog, FM, wavetable, and table synthesis engines with a streamlined interface for creating classic and modern synth sounds.
An acoustic object synthesizer that creates sounds by simulating the physical properties of mallets, bars, and plates.
A string modeling synthesizer for creating bowed, plucked, and struck string sounds.
A multi-timbral analog modeling synthesizer with an extensive preset library.
AquesTone is a vocal synthesizer VST instrument. Features: real-time generation of a singing voice from MIDI data and a lyrics file.
$99
Actuate is a subtractive synthesizer, additive synthesizer, sampler, and granulizer made in rust with nih-plug and egui.
$129.99
The ARP 2500 is a technologically advanced modular synthesizer introduced by ARP Instruments in 1970, designed as a direct competitor to Moog modular systems with unique matrix switching for signal routing.
The ARP 2600 is a semi-modular monophonic analog synthesizer produced from 1971-1980 that became one of the finest analog synthesizers ever made, offering both preset signal routing and customizable patch-cord flexibility.
The ARP Avatar is a monophonic guitar synthesizer from 1977 that uses pitch-to-voltage technology and a hex pickup to allow guitarists to control synthesizer sounds, sharing its dual-oscillator architecture with the celebrated ARP Odyssey.
The ARP Axxe is a budget-friendly monophonic analog synthesizer featuring a single oscillator, offering the distinctive angular ARP sound in a simplified, more affordable format compared to the Odyssey.
The ARP Explorer I is a programmable preset analog synthesizer from the mid-1970s that bridges preset and manual sound design, offering flexible synthesis capabilities in a compact format.
The Little Brother is an expansion module for ARP monophonic and polyphonic synthesizers, featuring its own VCO oscillator and LFO for sound enhancement and modulation effects.
The ARP Odyssey is a compact, affordable analog synthesizer released in 1972 that became ARP's best-selling instrument and a legendary alternative to the Minimoog.
A versatile analog keyboard combining polyphonic orchestral string sounds with a monophonic synthesizer and bass section, offering three simultaneously playable sound layers from a single 49-key instrument.
The ARP Pro-Soloist is a compact monophonic analog synthesizer from the early 1970s featuring 30 preset sounds with expressive aftertouch sensitivity, originally designed to accompany electronic organs.
A 30-preset monophonic analog synthesizer evolving the Pro-Soloist design with electronic touch-button preset selection and extensive aftertouch control routing.
The ARP Quadra is a four-section hybrid synthesizer combining bass, polyphonic, lead, and string synthesis with programmable memory and built-in effects.
The ARP Quartet is a 4-part orchestral synthesizer that is identical to the Italian-made Siel Orchestra, rebranded and sold by ARP with four distinct tone color families.
A portable monophonic analog synthesizer from ARP positioned between the Axxe and Odyssey, featuring dual oscillators, pulse-width modulation, and a digital ring modulator.
Analog Lab V is a preset-focused virtual instrument by Arturia, providing instant access to curated sounds from the full V Collection of classic synthesizer and keyboard emulations.
The arp2600 v is a reproduction of the arp 2600. Introduced in 1972 with its blue meanie version, the arp 2600 has evolved over the years.
$50
Part of the augmented series, Augmented Strings Intro is a streamlined version of an instrument that combines rich sampled strings with state-of-the-art synth engines in an approachable and inspiring way, giving today's sound explorers the quickest route to the fresh string sounds they've always wanted.
$189
Monarch of electronic organs, the rich sounding b3 has been a staple of jazz, gospel, rock, reggae and r&b—not to mention pro studios.
$99
MatrixBrute is arguably the most powerful analog monophonic synthesizer ever! As flexible as a modular system but offering presets, MatrixBrute is a dream machine for everyone interested in creating a sound palette of their own.
$2,499
The most powerful analog monophonic synthesizer, now covered in a sleek black coat. Made for those who shoot in the dark, and never miss.
$2,499
MicroBrute is a pure analog sonic powerhouse of a synth. Small in size but loaded with features.
$349
A synthesizer like no other, MicroFreak is a peculiar, exceptional instrument that rewards the curious musician. It blends wavetable and digital oscillators with analog filters. It features a unique poly-aftertouch flat keyboard. It adds controlled randomness to sequences. This isn’t a revolution, it’s a mutiny.
$399
MicroFreak Stellar is a limited edition of an acclaimed experimental synth that combines digital oscillators with an analog filter, boundless modulation with musical expression, and a sleek black finish with quirky space-age graphics - primed for your interplanetary sonic voyage.
$399
A 16-band vocoder with accessible real-time voicing controls. A detachable gooseneck microphone. A slick new aesthetic. MicroFreak Vocoder Edition takes unhinged hybrid carnage and cranks it up a notch - sing to the tune of pandemonium and lose control.
$460
The Arturia MiniBrute is an affordable, all-analog monophonic synthesizer announced in 2012, featuring VCO oscillators, a Steiner-Parker filter, and modern connectivity options.
MiniBrute 2 has evolved from the legendary monosynth that revolutionized the analog scene with its mixable waveforms, Steiner-Parker filter, and Brute Factor. Now with semi-modular architecture, you can splice its genome and expand its raw power into the world of Eurorack modular.
$549
The synth that kick-started the affordable analog revolution is reborn as an addictive, inspiring step-sequencing synth with huge modular capabilities.
$549
MiniFreak is a polyphonic hybrid keyboard that unites dual digital sound engines with analog filters, playful modulation, instinctive sequencing, and rich stereo effects for sounds that are immediately curious, beautiful, and chaotic in equal measure.
$649
MiniFreak Stellar is a special edition of the mighty polyphonic hybrid keyboard. The same dual digital sound engines, gnarly analog filters, advanced modulation, sequencing and stereo effects, but with a dark intergalactic edge that will take your sound into deep space and beyond.
$649
MiniFreak Vocoder is a special edition of the fearless polyphonic hybrid synth. The same dual digital engines, analog filters, modulation and sequencing power, now with a vocoder and gooseneck mic. Get creative with vocal or external input - from talkbox growls to spectral drones.
$699
OB-Xa V is Arturia's software recreation of the Oberheim OB-Xa polyphonic analog synthesizer. Using Arturia's TAE modeling technology, it captures the warm, thick sound of the original with added modern features including an arpeggiator, effects, and extended modulation.
$199
Pigments is Arturia's polychrome software synthesizer blending six cutting-edge synthesis engines with drag-and-drop modulation, premium effects, generative sequencing, and a vivid color-coded interface. Designed for modern sound design across electronic, cinematic, and experimental genres.
$199
PolyBrute is more than a synthesizer - it's a 6-voice analog powerhouse, with unprecedented expressivity and sound morphing capabilities, built to let you perform fearlessly, compose with fluidity, and explore sound in perpetual motion.
$3,449
PolyBrute 12 is the most expressive synthesizer ever. With a FullTouch® keyboard, unrivaled sonic palette and advanced software companion - it offers more sonic possibilities than any other analog synthesizer.
$4,999
Introducing the limited-edition PolyBrute Noir. Rediscover the morphing analog powerhouse with a fresh Noir finish, sleek redesigned knobs, and ionized parts, culminating in a deeper, darker aesthetic straight from the abyss.
$3,110
A virtual recreation combining the Sequential Prophet-5 and Prophet VS synthesizers.
Art Pyrite is a powerful atmospheric software synthesizer. It creates unique and variable atmospheres, soundscapes, pads, textures, ambient, sound effects & rhythmic and melodic sequences.
$60
Alieno is a hybrid synthesizer. Its sci-fi styled, object-oriented environment allows the user to mix-up different synthesizing techniques
$129
Pitched percussive physical synthesizer that generates the punchiest percussive notes, suitable for sub-bass stabs, percussive basses, electric piano emulation, and tonal percussions.
$0
Axon is an FM plug-in instrument with a "neuron sequencer". Triggering 7 percussion-tuned FM voices, the neuron sequencer, loosely adapted from the concept of artificial neural networks, easily creates rhythms and patterns unheard of in modern electronic music. With on-board effects and mixing, and full MIDI I/O capabilities (in the VST version only) axon drops right in to any production environment.
$1,199
$199
Abx3 is a bass line synthesizer capable of producing tb-303 acid sound sequences, it's the successor of acidbox. Features: 4 modes: host
$129.99
Ambient v4 is a unique Ambient soundscape generator capable of producing a vast array of Ambient textures, from the bizarre to the beautiful. The module has already featured on numerous professional recordings demonstrating its versatility in bringing inspiration to the creative process.
$34.95
Audiocipher is a MIDI plugin that inspires producer workflows with quick, random melodies. Just type words into the app and drag them to a virtual instrument in your DAW to hear what comes out. Choose words with personal significance, like the names of your friends, or enter phrases that give you a theme to write around.
$29
Puppy band with extremely virtuous musicians! They are pianists, guitarists, vocalists.
$34
Blent 10 ambient fluctuations is the final installment in the blent series and offers users the most unique engine of the series. With blent 10, you have the power to displace the played note in time, creating unpredictable ambient soundscapes and evolving pads. The motion page allows you to set rules for how the notes linger and dance in the time dimension, adding a whole new level of depth to your compositions.
$40
Create your own signature retro, lo-fi, or vintage piano sound. Simple controls allow you to easily create an emotional vibe for your next hit record. We stacked the piano with a vintage synth for a perfect pairing of piano and synth pads.
$299
Synth one is the world's first professional free & open-source ipad synth.
$39
Limited edition sub bass & kick synth. Universal for iphone & ipad (universal). Plus, iOS AUv3 plugin.
$2.99
Audiokit Digital D1: hybrid synth is an epic 64-voice virtual analog / PCM ipad synth - a beautiful and lush digital synth inspired by the 80s/90s. Digital D1 is a modern re-imagining with new sounds and new synthesis, perfect for modern production with a retro feel.
$14.99
808XD is a free and simple virtual instrument (sample-based) featuring a variety of dirty, deep & hard-hitting bass presets. The plugin
$49
With fret affair we pay tribute to the glory l.a. Guitar session days from the 80's, when clean-silky rack tones were on the first page of every production book. Whether it was toto or dozens of david foster hit-songs, this specific sound was the epitome of the popular westcoast music during that era.
$99
Introducing Atom, a unique new virtual instrument for Kontakt with a powerful custom engine fully equipped to spark your creativity.
$349
Bass line is kind of a new version of freebee, the free stand alone 303 emulation, although the engine has been rewritten from scratch and features an improved filter and control signal model.
$3,000
Abl3 is a complete redesign from scratch and has been in development for several years with the goal of creating the most authentic emulation.
$100
AudioRealism bass line pro (abl pro) is a virtual instrument and virtual effect audio plugin for macOS and Windows that functions as a VST plugin and an Audio Units plugin, designed as a synth (analogue / subtractive).
€95
ASC MonoLine is a monophonic stereo subtractive synthesizer featuring lots of modulatable parameters and a double-filter.
$59.99
Noises is a sample-based virtual instrument by AudioThing, designed for playing and manipulating field recordings, textures, and noise samples with built-in effects and modulation.
Banjo v2 is a five-string Banjo emulator plugin with down and up-picked samples to give your tracks an authentically resonant twang.
$14
Build synthesizers. Design sounds. Shape audio in real time. All with professional-grade, low-latency performance ready for live use.
$129.99
Introducing the aurora mr. Hector suite the craftsmanship of boutique amplifiers meets the versatility of modern dsp.
$149
B8 Organ is a reproduction of the old organs of the '60s and '70s. It has 9 oscillators, switchable between sine and saw wave, with drawbars.
$69
Aviram string - all futures updates information (updated all the time).
$199
Aviram Harp Guitar v1.2 harplyre, holloway, mandolin, chitarpa, balalaika, knutsen harp guitar lyres, zither, tamburica.
$159
Sound from a great tool with different instruments symphonion, cylinder, swiss cylinder, mandoline (organocleide), orphenion multi legato, bells in sight, different chorus, air breathing, different pads and stretching, winding noise (winding, attachments).
$20
The synth has all the warmth and smack expected from an analogue synth with a 24 db low pass filter. It includes overdrive and chorus effects, though the synth invites parameter tweaking especially encouraged by the well-made gui.
$149
Adonis is a va / AM / FM synthesizer. Features: 2x32 notes polyphonic. 2 independent voices. Graphical amplitude envelopes up to 32 stages.
$149
$120
Artemis by b.serrano is a virtual instrument audio plugin for windows. It functions as a VST plugin.
$149
Atoms is a next-gen synthesizer plugin (VST/AU/AAX) based on advanced physical modeling research. Try it today for evolving organic sound.
Create rich, nostalgic synth sounds that are dripping with analog color. Drain the battery and bend the circuits for authentic lo-fi grit. Easy to program and full of sweet spots, just like real hardware.
With meticulously crafted, sample-based oscillators and an expansive modular-patching system, BEYOND Provenance is an instrument that lets you explore infinite sonic possibilities.
$149
Akkord is a VST synth that has 2 phase distortion oscillators and a noise generator. It is possible to mix up to 3 waveforms for each oscillator.
$79
BPB 64 is a sample-based freeware commodore 64 virtual instrument for Windows and macOS.
$49
Betabass is a vintage e-bass VST instrument by betabugs audio. It is available exclusively with keys magazine.
$199
BLEASS Alpha synthesizer is a virtual analog polyphonic stereo synthesizer inspired by classic analog synths and enhanced by the BLEASS' very own musical and technical approach.
$229
BLEASS Arpeggiator takes the inspirationally melodic power of a classic synth Arpeggiator and supercharges it with modern features demanded by today's musicians. Developed in collaboration with top french producer canblaster, BLEASS Arpeggiator's capabilities extend far beyond the clichéd up-and-down monophonic patterns of an old-school synth Arpeggiator, with polyrhythms, polyphony, and a large collection of highly configurable arpeggio patterns built in.
$99
BLEASS Megalit packs the stunning depth, power and sound quality of modern plugin synthesizers into an instrument that's as satisfying to play.
$49
A complete professional digital audio processing environment in a single bundle, with the complete collection of Blue Cat Audio's commercial audio plug-ins and applications.
$339
Blue cat's Axe Pack is the ultimate software package to shape the tone of your favorite axe, and play your instrument in the box.
$75
Blue cat's Axiom is a powerful and open multi effects processor and amp simulation software for guitar and bass.
$199
Blue cat's Crafters Pack is the ultimate audio toolkit to design your own custom toolbox: write your own effects or virtual instruments with blue cat's plug'n script, create custom MIDI controllers with blue cat's remote control, and connect everything together with blue cat's patchwork, as a plug-in or standalone application.
The Bollywood Harmonium is a finely sampled indian harmonium playable virtual instrument. Deep sampling with all articulations has been done. Also includes stereo width, distortion, chorus, reverb to sculpt your own sounds.
$169
The Boss PC-2 is a compact analog percussion synthesizer released in 1984, featuring a touch-sensitive trigger pad and simple controls for creating drum and percussion sounds.
The Buchla Touche is an exceptionally rare hybrid synthesizer from 1978 featuring 8 voices of polyphony from 24 digital oscillators, a standard 61-key piano keyboard, and digital patch programming via Buchla's proprietary FOIL language, with only four units ever manufactured.
The synth features 6 oscillator waveforms with fm, unison, and unison detune capabilities, along with 6 filter types offering 12/24db slopes and 2 resonance types with filter eg control.
$95
Turn your ipad/iphone into an expressive synthesizer studio with stunning sound quality. Alchemy is perfect whether you're developing song ideas on the go or in the studio. Discover an almost limitless palette of musical instruments using the unique remix pad to create constantly evolving and expressive sounds.
$4.99
The Casio CT-101 (CasioTone 101) is a basic 8-voice analog preset synthesizer from 1981 with a 49-key keyboard, 25 preset sounds, and a distinctive Cosmic Tone patch that uses two oscillators tuned an octave apart for a unique fading effect.
The Casio CT-401 is a preset synthesizer from 1981 featuring 14 preset sounds and 16 drum/rhythm patterns, notable as Casio's first keyboard with an auto-accompaniment section.
The Casio CZ-1 is a 61-note Phase Distortion digital synthesizer featuring a professional velocity and aftertouch-sensitive keyboard, competing with the CZ-5000 as one of the best all-around models in the CZ series.
The Casio CZ-1000 is an entry-level 49-key synthesizer from 1985 featuring Phase Distortion synthesis and surprisingly capable 8-stage envelopes for creating digital and analog-like sounds.
The Casio CZ-101 is a compact, affordable digital synthesizer featuring Phase Distortion synthesis with an 8-stage envelope design and mini keyboard, produced from 1985 to 1988.
A phase distortion synthesizer from 1986 disguised as a home keyboard, sharing the same synthesis engine as the CZ-101 with a built-in speaker, drum machine, and full MIDI implementation.
The CZ-3000 is a professional 61-key phase-distortion digital synthesizer from Casio with 16-voice polyphony. It expands the CZ series into the professional arena with a full 5-octave splittable keyboard, 8-stage envelopes, and 2 oscillators per voice for a thicker tone.
The Casio CZ-5000 is the flagship of Casio's CZ line, a 16-voice phase distortion synthesizer with a 61-key split keyboard, an 8-track sequencer, and the same accessible yet powerful synthesis engine found across the CZ series.
The Casio HT-3000 is a home keyboard synthesizer from 1987 featuring Casio's proprietary SD (Spectrum Dynamic) Synthesis, which combines 32 digitally-designed waveforms with real analog voltage-controlled filtering. It offers 8-voice polyphony, a built-in drum machine, auto-accompaniment, and analog chorus effects in a 61-key package.
The Casio HZ-600 is a bitimbral hybrid synthesizer from 1987 featuring Casio's Spectrum Dynamic synthesis with 32 time-evolving digital waveforms, dual analog voltage-controlled filters, and 8-voice polyphony across a 61-key keyboard.
The Casio VL-1, also known as the VL-Tone, is a miniature monophonic synthesizer and calculator hybrid released in 1979. Weighing under a pound, it features preset sounds, a built-in rhythm machine, and a 100-note sequencer. Its cheap, tinny sound became iconic through use by artists like Trio, Devo, and The Human League.
The Casio VZ-1 is a professional synthesizer released in 1988 that combines phase distortion and frequency modulation synthesis using eight iPD oscillator modules arranged in four pairs. Featuring a 61-key keyboard with velocity and aftertouch, it delivers distinctive space-age sounds ranging from smooth pads to harsh, complex textures.
The Casio VZ-8M is a 1U rack-mount synthesizer module utilizing Casio's Interactive Phase Distortion (IPD) synthesis engine with 8 voices of polyphony. Released in 1988, it was designed with MIDI guitar and wind controller compatibility in mind, offering 8 individually configurable sound modules each with a DCO and DCA.
The Casio XW-G1 is a groove synthesizer keyboard released in 2014, designed specifically for DJ and club performers. It combines three sound engines — solo synths, PCM tones, and a sampler — with an interactive step sequencer and sample looper for live electronic music production.
The Casio XW-P1 is a 61-key performance synthesizer that combines virtual analog synthesis with sample-based digital sound sources. It features Casio's Hybrid Processing Sound Source, a step sequencer, arpeggiator, and real-time performance controls designed for live musicians.
Additive synthesis. 32 sine wave oscillators. 4 effects (flanger, reverb, phaser, and delay), assignable per oscillator. Drawable envelopes.
$29
Atmosia 2.5 is a 4 voice atmospheric/cinematic instrument ideal for film, tv, advertising and video game production as well as ambient and similar genres. A comprehensive extension to atmosia 1 that now features over 520 sound sources from atmosia 1, electria 1, mechia 1 and firewalker as well as over 200 all new presets.
$35
The Cheetah MS-6 is a 6-voice polyphonic and multitimbral analog synthesizer in a single-unit rack module. It features 12 digitally controlled oscillators and uses the same CEM 3396 sound chips found in the Oberheim Matrix 6/6R and Matrix 1000, delivering a warm and rich analog sound.
The Cheetah MS-800 is a digital wave synthesizer designed by Mike Lynch of Lynett Systems. Released as an affordable entry into digital synthesis, it combines digital waveforms into sequences to create new sounds, though it gained notoriety for its difficult programming interface and lack of a filter section.
Atomika is Cherry Audio's painstakingly crafted emulation of the polivoks synthesizer manufactured at the formanta radio factory between 1982 and 1990. Featuring the circuit-modeled dsp designs of award-winning developer mark barton, atomika goes far beyond duplicating the notorious soviet synth. Atomika expands it with extended filter options, full polyphony, an arpeggiator, integrated studio-quality effects, and more.
$99
Gg audio's blue3 tonewheel organ is back, better, and more affordable, with a whole new look from Cherry Audio.
$49
The Cherry Audio CA2600 is a powerful, self-contained duophonic synthesizer inspired by the groundbreaking ARP 2600 synthesizer, with every aspect of the original modeled with tremendous precision.
$29
Crumar Spirit by Cherry Audio is a meticulously crafted virtual recreation that captures the unique and captivating features of the exceptional analog monosynth from 1983, originally designed by Bob Moog, Tom Rhea, and Jim Scott.
$39
DCO-106 lovingly recreates the unique sonic footprint of one of the most iconic 80s polysynths in exhaustive detail, while adding modern features for massively expanded creativity.
$29
Cherry Audio's Eight Voice polyphonic synthesizer meticulously emulates the immense sound of the Oberheim Eight Voice, one of the world's rarest and most desirable vintage instruments.
$39
A transformative virtual synthesizer combining the sound and features of the Yamaha GX-1 and CS-80 into a powerful dual-layer hybrid with 16 voices per layer.
$69
A polyphonic synthesizer designed to create rich, evolving tones through dual sample-based interpolated scanning harmonic oscillators with an intuitive visual interface.
$49
Memorymode is based upon one of the very best-sounding polyphonic programmable analog synthesizers of the 80s - the legendary Memorymoog synthesizer.
$49
Mercury-4 is a detailed emulation of one of the best-sounding and quirkiest polyphonic synthesizers of the late 1970's, the Roland Jupiter-4.
$49
Mercury-8 synthesizer builds on Cherry Audio's renowned Mercury legacy with a passionate focus on detail, offering the ultimate JP-8 emulation with expanded polyphony, versatile modulation, and studio-quality effects.
$69
A painstaking virtual analog emulation of the Minimoog Model D synthesizer with expanded polyphony up to 16 voices.
$49
A virtual emulation of the 1976 Octave Electronics CAT duophonic synthesizer, expanded with up to 16-voice polyphony and integrated effects.
$49
ODC 2800 is an exceptional three-in-one virtual instrument that pays tribute to the legendary synth pioneer Alan R. Pearlman, replicating all three hardware versions of the ARP Odyssey synthesizer.
$59
Cherry Audio's P-10 is modeled after one of the most desirable flagship analog polysynths ever created, featuring dual layers with 16-voice polyphony each, a four-track step sequencer, and comprehensive modulation capabilities.
$69
Polymode is inspired by the groundbreaking Moog Polymoog synthesizer, one of the world's first polyphonic synthesizers, whose unique multiple parallel filter implementation and mod routings give it a sound like no other synth.
$39
PS-20 is an ultra-realistic, polyphonic, hot-rodded tribute to Korg's renowned MS-20, featuring super accurately recreated dual highpass/lowpass filters and an expanded modular-style patch panel.
$29
PS-3300 is an exactingly faithful virtual analog emulation of the colossal and ultra-rare semi-modular analog polyphonic synthesizer released by KORG in 1977, with around 50 units originally produced.
$49
A super-accurate emulation of the ARP Quadra synthesizer, combining bass, poly, string, and lead synthesizer sections with modern improvements.
$49
Rhodes Chroma brings back the spirit and sounds of the iconic Rhodes Chroma polyphonic analog synthesizer from 1982 with the utmost accuracy, featuring 16 voices, 16 preconfigured signal paths, and 700 presets.
$69
SH-MAX is Cherry Audio's unique blend of three remarkable SH-series synthesizers from the 1970s: the SH-5, SH-7, and SH-3A, combining their undeniably bold sound with even more power and versatility.
$59
An innovative polyphonic FM synthesizer employing four sine-wave oscillators with diverse waveshaping methods to create infinitely variable and complex tones.
$49
The Surrealistic MG-1 Plus Synthesizer is a super authentic recreation of the Realistic MG-1 synthesizer sold in Radio Shack stores in the 80's, delivering fat analog tone with a unique polyphonic oscillator section. It is free.
$0
The Synthesizer Expander Module is a free emulation of the classic Oberheim self-contained synthesizer module from 1974, featuring ultra-accurate dual oscillators and a unique multi-mode filter.
$0
Cherry Audio's Trident Mk III synthesizer revives the multitimbral experience and sonic capabilities of the original Trident hardware synths while exponentially enhancing them with modern features.
$69
Yellowjacket synthesizer is a stunning value-packed tribute to the venerable Wasp synthesizer released by EDP in 1978, reproducing its singular buzzy tone and enhancing it with polyphony, multi-voice modes, and modern features.
$49
The Chimera Synthesis bC16 is a compact battery-powered analog modular synthesizer with 25 patch points and a discrete ladder filter, capable of generating experimental textures and effects from a remarkably small form factor.
Armadillo - Virtual Charango is a virtual instrument based on a south american instrument called charango.
Alien Solo is a fully-featured monophonic synth that is controlled by your voice. Sing, hum or doo-wop the lead or bassline and then dial up the synth patch you want.
$599
BCG is a single oscillator monosynth with a two stage multimode filter (LP, BP, br and HP), semi fixed envelopes and overdrive distortion.
$29
An extraordinarily rare 64-oscillator additive synthesizer from Con Brio, with only two units ever built at $30,000 each, featuring dual manuals and a four-track sequencer.
Adder uses 32 partials, each partial can use one of four different waveforms. Sine/saw/triangle and square waves are initially built in but you can use any small sample as a waveform (300 waveforms are supplied with Adder for your use).
$70
6 oscillator types. Formant filter bank with realtime morphing. Waveshaper with 20 waveshaping algorithms. Built-in effects. 4 tempo-syncable lfos. 4 envelopes with up to 32 stages. Modulation matrix.
$19.99
The Creamware Minimax ASB is a desktop digital synthesizer that emulates the classic Moog Minimoog Model D with up to 12-voice polyphony. The Authentic Sound Box (ASB) provides hands-on hardware control with three virtual VCOs, built-in effects, and MIDI/USB connectivity in a keyboardless desktop form factor.
The Creamware Noah is a 19-inch rack-mounted instrument modeler that brings software synthesizer technology into a dedicated hardware unit for live performance without requiring a computer. It came preloaded with six instruments including a drawbar organ, guitar modeler, Prophet V-inspired synth, and wavetable synth, with the ability to download additional instruments via USB.
A DSP-based music production environment on a PCI card with four SHARC processors, integrating modular synthesis, sampling, mixing, and effects processing with zero audible latency.
Rackmount expander version of the Bit One, providing the same six-voice DCO synthesis without the keyboard.
An early menu-driven analog synthesizer from Crumar featuring six voices with dual DCOs, 99 onboard patches, and the ability to layer two sounds simultaneously.
The Crumar Bit One is a 6-voice programmable polyphonic analog synthesizer with digital control, produced from 1984 to 1986. It features a 61-note velocity-sensitive keyboard, two DCOs per voice, and dual/split keyboard modes for versatile performance.
The DS-2 is a monophonic synthesizer paired with a 44-voice polyphonic strings section, produced by Crumar in the late 1970s. It was among the first keyboards to use digitally controlled oscillators (DCOs) for improved tuning stability. The instrument features a Moog-style 4-pole lowpass filter and dual LFOs with sample-and-hold capabilities.
A fully polyphonic analog strings and brass machine from Italian maker Crumar, offering 49 voices of polyphony with dual oscillator strings and straightforward slider-based controls.
The Crumar Spirit is a fully featured analog monosynth designed by Bob Moog, Jim Scott, and Tom Rhea, offering two VCOs and a flexible multimode filter section that surpasses the Minimoog in versatility.
The Crumar Trilogy is a six-voice analog hybrid keyboard produced from 1981 to 1985 that combines three distinct sections — synthesizer, strings, and organ — into a single instrument. Each section features individual outputs, allowing musicians to separate sounds for external processing or mixing.
Apollo is a subtractive synthesizer made specifically for bass sounds. Apollo's interface has been designed for ease of use, providing the ultimate user experience.
$99
The Cyclone Analogic TT-303 V2 is a modern analog bass synthesizer inspired by the Roland TB-303, featuring an expanded 432-pattern sequencer, CV/Gate outputs, and a refined design with customizable LED colors.
€169
€119
Ascension is a pc & mac compatible 64-bit workstation synth. Awarded 4/5 stars by computer music magazine (issue cm259). With 4 powerful, FM enabled oscillators you can choose any mixture of subtractive, wavetable synthesis and a huge 6 GB rom sound library. You'll also get over 1300 ready-to-go presets along with over 1600 oscillator waveforms and 3400 MIDI loops.
$185
Low pass filtering is performed by a 3rd order low pass filter with ar gated resonance, enhanced by a lfo that shapes the output volume.
$40
$199
Instant access to different presets is quick and easy. The ability to use multiple oscillators allows basslyne to produce powerful electronic and virtual analog-bass instruments.
$149
The Evolver is a monophonic desktop synthesizer module from Dave Smith Instruments, combining analog and digital synthesis with a true stereo signal path. Featuring four oscillators, dual filters per channel, and an integrated 16-step sequencer, it marked Dave Smith's return to hardware synthesis after his work at Seer Systems.
Desktop monophonic synthesizer derived from the Evolver, combining analog oscillators and filters with digital wavetables and a four-track sequencer.
A monophonic analog synthesizer derived from the Prophet '08, featuring a fully analog signal path with two DCOs, two sub-oscillators, and the signature Curtis lowpass filter at an accessible price point.
The OB-6 is a six-voice polyphonic analog synthesizer born from a collaboration between Dave Smith and Tom Oberheim. It combines a classic SEM-based Oberheim sound engine with the modern architecture of the Prophet 6, delivering authentic vintage Oberheim tone with contemporary reliability and features.
The Dave Smith Instruments Poly Evolver is a four-voice analog/digital hybrid synthesizer combining Curtis analog filters with digital wavetable oscillators, dual feedback loops, and four independent 16-step sequencers in a 5-octave keyboard.
Rackmount version of the Poly Evolver, providing four voices of hybrid analog/digital synthesis without the keyboard.
The Dave Smith Instruments Pro 2 is a paraphonic hybrid synthesizer combining four digital oscillators with analog filters and signal path, offering an extensive modulation matrix, a powerful step sequencer, and dual ribbon controllers in a sturdy 44-key keyboard.
The Prophet '08 is a modern programmable analog synthesizer with eight voices of polyphony that revives the classic Sequential Circuits Prophet lineage. It features a 100% analog signal path with digitally controlled oscillators and Curtis filters, combining vintage tone with contemporary performance capabilities including velocity, aftertouch, and full MIDI functionality.
The Tetra is a compact four-voice polyphonic analog synthesizer from Dave Smith Instruments that combines the analog circuitry of the Prophet '08 with the desktop form factor of the Mopho. It offers multitimbral capability with a 100% analog signal path, essentially packing four Mophos into one unit.
The Davolisint was Italy's first analog synthesizer, produced by Davoli Krundaal Musical SRL and released in 1972. It is a monophonic organ-synthesizer featuring two VCOs with only square waveforms, independent vibrato, portamento, and a 25-key keyboard, but notably lacks any filters or envelopes.
Bassbomb is a monophonic bass synthesizer focused on creating a wide range of bass sounds from punchy to chunky via squelchy and fat.
$29
Analog Coast is a virtual analog synth built expressly for use in retrowave / synthwave tracks.
$49.99
Awesome Piano by Digital Systemic Emulations is a virtual instrument audio plugin for macOS and Windows. It functions as a VST plugin and an Audio Units plugin.
$89.99
VA and Wave synthesizer blending Virtual Analog and Wave Synthesis with three VA/WAVE oscillators, Roland JP8080 modeled Super 7 unison, 16 oscillator combine modes, 32-step arpeggiator, and dual zero-delay feedback filters.
$149
Classic virtual analog synthesizer inspired by the Nord Lead 2, featuring analog-modeled oscillator engine with pulse width smoothing, resonant filters with real Hz display, gate sequencer with one-click rhythm presets, built-in arpeggiator, and comprehensive modulation capabilities.
$99
Ultimate virtual analog synthesizer and sampler with capabilities spanning sound synthesis, sampling, and creative modulation across four independent layers. Features 128-voice polyphony, 16 filter types, and multiple synthesis engines including analog modeled, WAVE, PADSynth re-synthesis, and Deep FM.
$199
Oberheim OB-X inspired synthesizer capturing the legendary sound with polyphonic unison mode stacking up to 16 voices per note, advanced preset search, bi-directional MIDI control, analog mode simulation with per-voice component tolerances, and multi-mode resonant filter with self-oscillation.
$99
Yamaha OPL2 chip emulator recreating the iconic FM synthesis sound of 80s and 90s video game soundtracks with 16x oversampling for alias-free sound, FM and additive synthesis, unique percussion mode, and SBI file import support.
$49
Professional additive synthesizer featuring 512 Euler-generated oscillators with -120dB signal-to-noise ratio. Transforms audio and images into harmonic content via FFT resynthesis with dual morphable layers, 256-breakpoint envelopes, and comprehensive sound design tools.
$149
Bazz::Murda Pro is a full-featured AU/VST synth dedicated to kick-drums and bass synthesis. It is aimed at hard electronic music like hardcore, gabber, drum&bass and dubstep.
$99
The Synergy is a digital additive synthesizer manufactured from 1982 to 1985 by Digital Keyboards, Inc., a US division of Italian synth maker Crumar. It offered similar synthesis capabilities to the higher-end GDS model at a fraction of the price, featuring 32 digital oscillators and additive synthesis technology derived from Bell Laboratories research.
APG Composer combines a 3-voice FM synthesizer with an implementation of the logique analogique sequencer, which triggers notes when a weighted sum of different signals exceeds a threshold.
$79.99
Audio Plugin Generator is a prototyping tool for audio algorithms, allowing you to create VST plugins within minutes.
$99
Features: two 3-waveform unison oscillators. Low-pass filter. Single envelope for velocity, filter cutoff, and resonance. Built-in reverb. Wheel modulation.
$34.50
Diversion is a versatile, high quality software synthesizer, designed for use in any genre of professional electronic music production. Diversion takes the full advantage of modern processors to bring you the perfect sound quality that fits standards of hardware synthesizers.
$169
Thorn is a software synthesizer that was designed to be easy to use and deliver awesome sound. Intuitive workflow, high quality processing modules, light on the CPU, Thorn is ready to be put at the heart of your mix, in any genre of modern electronic music production.
Manipulate the bits of a sinewave to create rich sounds which change as they play. Bit Twiddler converts each sample of a simple sinewave to 8 bits, and then lets you shift, re-arrange and flip those bits. This results in the creation of highly complex waveforms.
Blowfly generates a sound-scape by applying random motion (within user-defined parameters) to the control points of a bezier curve that defines a single cycle of the sound. Thus, both the shape and wavelength of the curve change from one cycle to the next.
The Dark Energy is a compact monophonic analog desktop synthesizer from Doepfer Musikelektronik, based on their A-111-5 modular synthesizer voice. It features a single VCO, two audio-rate LFOs, a resonant filter, and extensive CV/Gate patch points for integration with modular systems.
Third generation of the Dark Energy monophonic analog synthesizer with a redesigned filter and expanded CV/Gate connectivity.
The Doepfer MS-404 is a monophonic analog synthesizer designed as a TB-303 emulator, offering a 24dB/octave resonant filter, dual LFOs for VCO modulation, and full MIDI controllability in a compact rack-mount format.
The Dubreq Stylophone S2 is a compact all-analog monophonic synthesizer that dramatically expands on the classic Stylophone formula with a proper state-variable filter, LFO, sub-oscillators, and CV input capabilities.
Score audio to anything. Movies/videos, animations, 3d, games, apps, dvd menus, intermission elements, transitions, long timelines, etc.
$149
This product has been discontinued. **if you purchased it you get a free upgrade to the vivid Kontakt suite - click here to get it >>.
$8.94
An ambitious computer-controlled analog synthesizer commissioned by former Tangerine Dream member Peter Baumann in 1979, representing E-mu's attempt at a flagship polyphonic instrument. Only one unit was ever built.
E-mu's 32-voice rack-mount synthesizer built around Z-Plane synthesis technology, featuring 32 fourteen-pole interpolating filters with 198 programmable filter types that morph between timbres in real time.
After two years of recording, editing, and programming, EastWest/quantum leap proudly present the most detailed collection of the world's finest grand pianos ever recorded in one of the 'temples of sound', EastWest studios (more riaa certified platinum and gold records awarded than any other recording studios) with 3 mic positions for each piano. This virtual instrument includes a bsendorfer 290 platinum.
$499
The EKOsynth P15 is a rare Italian preset-based monophonic analog synthesizer manufactured by EKO circa 1979. Despite its "Digital System" label, it features entirely analog signal processing using integrated circuits rather than traditional transistors. The instrument offers 15 preset sounds plus a manual synthesis mode in a rugged vinyl-wrapped steel and wood case with a built-in carrying handle.
The Electro-Harmonix Mini-Synthesizer is a compact, entry-level monophonic analog synthesizer housed in a plastic and metal enclosure with a 25-note membrane keyboard. It features a single VCO with pulse waveform, an unconventional filter with sweep controls, and a built-in speaker with colorful sliders for sound manipulation.
The EDP Gnat is a compact single-oscillator monophonic synthesizer and a stripped-down sibling of the Wasp, featuring a digital oscillator with analog filter circuitry and the same touch-sensitive keyboard design.
An upgraded version of the EDP Gnat featuring a standard 3-octave keyboard replacing the original's capacitive touch-sensitive keys, addressing playability limitations while retaining the same single-oscillator monophonic synthesis engine.
A cosmetically refined version of the EDP Gnat featuring wood side panels, retaining the same single-oscillator monophonic synthesis and 25-key capacitive touch-sensitive keyboard as the original.
The EDP Wasp is one of the earliest compact digital/analog hybrid monosynths, combining two digital oscillators with analog filters and envelopes in a distinctive black-and-yellow casing with flat touch-sensitive keys. Despite its toy-like appearance, it produces quality analog sounds suitable for bass, leads, and other classic monophonic patches.
The EML ElectroComp 100 is a rare early-1970s semi-modular analog synthesizer with four oscillators and duophonic capability, built with op-amp circuitry for superior stability.
The EML ElectroComp 101 is a patchable semi-modular analog synthesizer featuring four oscillators and duophonic capability, manufactured by Electronic Music Laboratories from 1972 to 1982. It uses an ARP 2600-style pre-wired voice path overridable with quarter-inch patch cords, housed in a portable wooden enclosure. Its op-amp-based circuitry provided superior tuning stability compared to transistor-based competitors from Moog and ARP.
A monophonic analog synthesizer module from Electronic Music Laboratories featuring dual oscillators, extensive patch points, and built-in spring reverb, originally designed for educational institutions.
The EML ElectroComp 400/401 is a rare semi-modular analog synthesizer and sequencer combination produced from 1970 to 1984. The 401 synthesizer pairs with the 400 sequencer unit, featuring dual VCOs, a multimode resonant filter, and sophisticated analog sequencing with microtonal tuning support. Approximately 300 units were manufactured, making it a genuinely rare vintage instrument.
The EML Electrocomp 500 is a monophonic analog synthesizer created as a response to the compact performance synthesizer trend established by the Minimoog and ARP Odyssey. It features dual VCOs, a multimode resonant filter, and a hard-wired design with sliders and switches for accessible parameter control. Notably used by DEVO for their distinctive "Whip It" sound, it produces a uniquely different tone compared to ARP and Moog instruments due to its op-amp-based design.
The EML Poly-Box is a unique pitch-following variable chord generator that creates polyphony from monophonic synthesizers, using programmable chord memory presets controlled via CV/Gate.
The SynKey is a classic monophonic analog synthesizer featuring 13 square-wave oscillators and an innovative punch-card program memory system. Its "Second Touch" keyboard feature provides aftertouch-like control over filter sweeps, vibrato, and pitch bends.
The EMS Poly Synthi is a rare paraphonic synthesizer produced around 1978, featuring a fully polyphonic 4-octave pressure-sensitive keyboard controlling a Voltage Controlled Oscillator Bank while sharing a single VCA and filter across all voices. Approximately 30 units were manufactured before Electronic Music Studios' financial difficulties led to its discontinuation.
The EMS Synthi A is a portable briefcase-format analog synthesizer electronically identical to the VCS3, featuring three oscillators and a distinctive pin-matrix patchbay instead of traditional patch cables. Also known as the "Portabella," it became famous for generating sci-fi sounds heard in productions like Doctor Who.
The EMS Synthi AKS extends the Synthi A briefcase synthesizer with a 256-step digital sequencer and a 30-note touchplate keyboard activated by the 50 Hz hum in the player's fingers, adding performance and sequencing capabilities to the portable analog format.
The EMS VCS3, nicknamed the Putney, is a legendary British analog monosynth from 1969 that pioneered a distinctive pin-matrix patching system in place of traditional patch cables, housed in an iconic angled wooden case.
808 Bass Module 4 is a powerful 808 bass rompler for Windows & mac. 808 bass module 4 contains 318 ready-to-use and freshly designed layered presets, to bring grit and rumble to your productions.
$47
808 Bass Module 4 Lite is a powerful 808 bass rompler for Windows & mac. 808 bass module 4 contains 15 ready-to-use and freshly designed layered presets, to bring grit and rumble to your productions.
$30
Introducing the 808 Bass Module 5 an 808 bass rompler designed for both Windows and mac. Explore 400 crafted presets, ready to add depth and character to your tracks.
$49.90
808 bass module 3 is a powerful 808 bass rompler for Windows & mac. 808 bass module 3 contains 200 ready-to-use and freshly designed layered presets, to bring grit and rumble to your productions.
$32
Arctic Dreams offers a rich cinematic ambiance through its dual-layered piano soundscapes, featuring an acoustic layer captured from a Yamaha c3 piano and a synthetic layer of sound pads derived from the same original recordings.
$49
Arctic Dreams Lite is a free virtual instrument that offers rich cinematic ambiance through its dual-layered piano soundscapes, featuring an acoustic layer captured from a Yamaha c3 piano and a synthetic layer of sound pads derived from the same original recordings.
$99
Atmos 2 is a free ambient piano plugin instrument for Windows & mac. The samples of Atmos 2 were recorded in november 2019, using a Yamaha c3 grand piano as a source, at a music school in mallorca (balearic islands). To obtain the samples a zoom h6 digital recorder was used.
$100
Atmos 3 Lite is a free cinematic ambient piano, with 2 layers of sound with adjustable level, one layer of acoustic piano sound recorded from a Yamaha c3 and another layer of sound pads created from the same original samples, using various digital processing such as reverbs, morphing and structural effects among others.
$14
Atmos 3 Max is a cinematic ambient piano, with 2 layers of sound with adjustable level, one layer of acoustic piano sound recorded from a Yamaha c3 and another layer of sound pads created from the same original samples, using various digital processing such as reverbs, morphing and structural effects among others.
$99.95
Four-voice polyphonic analog synthesizer with dual oscillators per voice, dual analog filters, CV/Gate outputs, and Elektron's step sequencer with parameter locks. Features Overbridge integration for DAW connectivity.
Experience fantastic analog sound combined with razor-sharp digital accuracy and control. For studio sessions, bursts of inspiration, and heartfelt performances: the Analog Four MKII brings together the best of both worlds.
$1,999
Keyboard flagship of Elektron's original Analog line, built on the Analog Four sound engine. Four-voice analog synthesizer with a 37-key keyboard, dual oscillators and dual filters per voice, CV/Gate outputs, and step sequencer.
Eight-voice polyphonic FM synthesizer with Elektron's signature sequencer. Features four FM operators per voice, multimode filter, overdrive, chorus, delay, and reverb effects. Includes MIDI sequencing capabilities and Overbridge integration for use as a plugin.
$899
Pull your sound through the prism and into a spectrum of dazzling tones and timbres. Digitone II unleashes layer upon layer of exciting sonic possibilities.
$1,149
Keyboard version of the Digitone FM synthesizer with a 37-key velocity- and pressure-sensitive keyboard with aftertouch, eight-voice polyphony, dedicated track outputs, and customizable front panel controls.
The Elektron Monomachine SFX-6 is a six-voice digital synthesizer combining five distinct synthesis engines with a powerful step sequencer, built-in effects per track, and a 37-key LED keyboard with joystick controller.
Six-track digital synthesizer in desktop module form, combining five synthesis engines — SuperWave, SID, DigiPRO, FM+, and VO — with a step sequencer, per-track effects, and external MIDI sequencing.
The SidStation is a MIDI-controlled desktop synthesizer built around the iconic SID chip from the Commodore 64 home computer. It combines classic 8-bit synthesis with modern MIDI control and real-time parameter manipulation through a rotary wheel and alphanumeric LCD display, offering a distinctive lo-fi digital character that stands apart from conventional analog-modeling synths.
Twelve-track drum computer and synthesizer combining analog and digital sound engines. Features eight analog tracks with dedicated circuitry for bass drum, snare, hi-hat, cymbal, and analog synthesis, plus four digital tracks with a wide range of synthesis algorithms. Includes Elektron's signature sequencer with parameter locks, trig conditions, and sound locks.
$1,149
The Elka EK-22 is a six-voice analog polyphonic synthesizer with two DCOs per voice, six-stage envelope generators, and keyboard splitting, offering Italian analog character comparable to the Sequential Prophet 600.
The Elka EM-44 is a digital FM-based synthesizer module released in 1986, featuring 18 voices of polyphony and 8 oscillators. It is the desktop module version of the Elka EK-44 keyboard, produced by the Italian manufacturer Elka. The instrument was positioned as a competitor to the Yamaha DX7, with sound preset naming conventions that mirrored DX7 instruments.
The Elka Soloist 505 is a simple monophonic analog synthesizer from the late 1970s with an organ-inspired design, offering preset sounds and a free mode for basic waveform shaping.
The Elka Synthex is a lush-sounding 8-voice polyphonic analog synthesizer featuring dual DCOs per voice, a multimode Curtis filter, built-in chorus, and a four-track sequencer.
Atmoraffe represents our highest achievement: a super stretched squeezy toy which will keep you giggling for quite some time.
$29
Blakus Cello is a collaboration with blake robinson, australian composer/cellist extraordinaire. The result is a huuuuge set of samples: expressive sustains, visceral harsh attacks, pizzicatos, tremolos... Along with a carefully prepared model for sul ponticello and con sordino with scripted legato.
$120
The Fizmo is a 48-voice synthesizer built around Ensoniq's second-generation Transwave technology, producing evolving, organic sounds through wavetable-based timbral modulation. With dedicated knobs for every parameter, a built-in arpeggiator, and a 24-bit effects section including a vocoder, it remains a unique instrument for electronic sound design.
The Ensoniq SQ-R is a rack-mounted version of the SQ-1 keyboard, offering 21 voices of polyphony with three digital oscillators per voice, Transwave wavetable support, and an 8-zone MIDI controller function that transforms any connected keyboard into a multi-channel setup.
An upgraded version of the Ensoniq SQ-R rack-mount synthesizer with expanded 32-voice polyphony, three digital oscillators per voice, Transwave wavetable support, and an 8-zone MIDI controller function.
The eplex7 dsp analog circuit emulation technology splits the synthesizer code into individual virtual modules with own inputs and outputs that act similar to circuits of analog synths. Oscillators have analog shape with higher harmonics, are constantly detuning, and have analog noise and phase instability.
$26
Eplex7 DSP bassthronn – dnb / dubstep / experimental bass synthesizer / re-synthesizer / re-generator.
$29.99
Ambient Keys is a synthesizer which plays an extensive set of ambient waveforms, processing these using a filter, envelopes, an LFO, an ensemble, delays and an effect section which features 133 different effect modes, including crossfading effects and layered effects.
$60
Bloom KSHMR is an expressive instrument crafted in collaboration with globally-acclaimed producer and sound designer kshmr, seamlessly blending indian and south asian musical heritage with modern production. The plugin features over 250 presets with a rich tapestry of drum circles, tablas, sitars, bansuri flutes, and expressive vocal performances, each sound royalty-free and infused with kshmr's unmistakable flair, channeling the sound of india, south asia, and bollywood-inspired orchestration.
£59
Explore a world of submerged drones, ethereal textures, and ambient bliss with Bloom Synth Atmosphere - the first synth in the bloom series. Synth atmosphere combines phrases consisting of distant pads, dreamy arpeggios, liminal textures, and lush atmospheres for rich, immersive soundscapes.
£59
Bloom Vocal Aether combines vocal loops, one-shots and phrases into a playable instrument and has been engineered and curated to provide a stunning sonic experience out of the box. Phrases can be triggered, transformed and rearranged to add a unique emotional element to your music all in key and in time with your project.
£59
A choir at your fingertips Bloom Vocal Choir presents you with a platform to piece together your own choir and dive deep into vocal harmony.
£59
Arp-Edge is a vsti synth plug-in featuring 36 multi-sampled analog and digital keyboards, including: nord lead, casio cz & vl-tone, sci.
$199
It features optimal compression, eq and stereo imaging plus slide / portamento and soft distortion to make your sound "groove".
$19
FabFilter One is a simple, analog-sounding synthesizer plug-in. Available in VST, VST3, AU, CLAP, AAX and AudioSuite formats for Windows and macOS.
$55
FabFilter Twin 3 is an analog-sounding, highly modular software synthesizer. Available in VST, VST3, AU, CLAP, AAX and AudioSuite formats for Windows and macOS.
$149
Whether you are warm analog sound addict or cold blood screamers fanatic, you'll probably love Arpomaniac's tone's philosophy.
$349
Bella is a bells and mallets-oriented instrument that uses a chord-driven step sequencer to create a vast of instrumental phrases.
$449
Welcome to Betelgeuse, the first semi-modular arranger keyboard plugin that brings professional-grade entertainment capabilities to your fingertips. This revolutionary virtual instrument emulates high-end hardware arrangers and workstations, offering more then 430 (and growing!) free loadable and shareable styles from any music genre for dynamic, live-oriented performances and instant, high-quality backing tracks.
$5,000
Welcome to betelgeuse, the first semi-modular arranger keyboard plugin that brings professional-grade entertainment capabilities to your fingertips. This revolutionary virtual instrument emulates high-end hardware arrangers and workstations, offering more then 430 (and growing!) free loadable and shareable styles from any music genre for dynamic, live-oriented performances and instant, high-quality backing tracks.
$5,000
The Farfisa Soundmaker is a rare Italian polyphonic keyboard produced between 1979 and 1981, combining a monophonic synthesizer with 12 preset voices, a polyphonic piano/brass section, and a string section. Its 61-key split keyboard with polyphonic aftertouch allows layering and independent control of all three sound engines simultaneously.
The FBT Electronica Synther-2000 is a rare Italian monophonic analog synthesizer from 1973, featuring three VCOs with sawtooth and square waveforms, subtractive filtering, and a unique continuous oscillator frequency slider that produces Theremin-like effects. It was the first synthesizer from FBT Electronica S.P.A., a company founded in 1963 that had primarily focused on amplifiers and mixing consoles.
The most popular vintage Soviet synthesizer, a duophonic analog instrument from the Formanta factory featuring a distinctive switchable bandpass/lowpass filter and aggressive, raw character.
Atomic Gold is a 4 oscillator, 8 LFO, bi-filtered, 3 ADSR, phase-distorted synth with variable feedback unit, tweakable velocity sends and aftertouch control.
$599
Blueprint - Textural Violin is a virtual instrument audio plugin and a software application for macOS and Windows. It includes, and is therefore "powered by", Kontakt player, which functions as an Audio Units plugin, a VST 3 plugin, an AAX plugin and a standalone application.
$329
Epic grand was recorded during the same sessions as spotlight piano, using the same Steinway model d and an extensive microphone array.
$99
Arctic Strings is a sustained strings instrument that's housed in our powerful sample-based-synth engine, floe.
$99
A synthesis plugin built around the philosophy that creativity shouldn't be complicated. Features an intuitive single-window interface with all controls visible, eliminating submenus and hidden parameters. Offers 4 analog oscillators, 4 wavetable oscillators, and 4 exclusive Vector Phase Shaping (VPS) oscillators, along with a drag-and-drop color-coded modulation system, 32-voice polyphony, and 300+ included patches.
$129
A synthesizer designed specifically for creating powerful 808-style sub-bass for hip-hop, future bass, and trap production. Combines sampling, synthesis, and proprietary X-Sub psychoacoustic technology to deliver punchy sub-bass that translates across every speaker system. Features a synth engine with sine, triangle, sawtooth, and square waves, a sample engine with 250 factory samples, multiple distortion modes, compressor with auto-sidechain, and analog-modeled filter.
$40
The ultimate all-in-one tool for low-end production, designed to create powerful 808s and unique sub-basses. An expanded version of SubLab featuring an analog-style oscillator with supersaw, Super Oscillator for unison layering, automatic pitch detection in the sample engine, X-Sub psychoacoustic bass, up to 4 mix-and-match effects including 6 distortion flavors plus waveshaper, tape, and bitcrusher, LFO modulation with 18 routing options, and a customizable macro page.
$50
The Future Retro 777 is a monophonic analog synthesizer with a built-in digital sequencer, combining two VCOs, a switchable 3/7-pole filter, and extensive modulation capabilities in a compact desktop format. Designed for bass sequencing and live sound manipulation, it functions as both a standalone instrument and a MIDI-controllable sound module. An internal MIDI-to-CV/Gate converter bridges modern and vintage gear.
The Future Retro Revolution is a monophonic analog synthesizer with a distinctive circular step sequencer interface, replicating the TB-303's filter and oscillator topology while adding 24-bit digital effects, a 256-pattern remix system, and multi-format sync outputs.
The Future Retro XS is a compact true analog synthesizer with semi-modular architecture, dual VCOs, a multimode filter, and 46 surface controls for hands-on sound design in desktop or rack-mount configurations.
Amber is part of dcam: synth squad, a collection of 4 software instruments designed for macOS and Windows.
$59.99
After more than 7 years, thousands of downloads, one of our most successful product is back, even stronger and bigger. Alien 303 v1 becomes synonymous of perfect fast and stable bassline synthesizer for psytrance, trance, and all edm styles as well as new kind of acid synthesizer just in one machine.
$199
Psytrance music is characterized by exciting and elaborate intros, outros, intermezzos, breakouts. The plugin is designed to provide interesting thematic voices and vocals for these passages, offering ai-generated sounds that are different from traditional vocal samples.
$39.40
The Authorized Steinway Virtual Concert Grand Piano is a sample-based software instrument developed in collaboration with Steinway & son.
$99
Augmented yet faithful software recreation of a 1975 classic analogue synth. Features X-Modifiers for complex sound design, sub-oscillator, arpeggiator, 16-step sequencer, and a giant polyphonic sound. Described as a master at bass with a fantastic giant sound.
£66
FM synthesis instrument designed to simplify sound creation. Features the Halogen Spark core engine for generating unique sounds with a global Spark button for instant patch generation. Four operators with individual tonal character, 320+ patches, and macro-based controls for Timbre, Envelope, Modulation, and Effects.
£66
Virtual synthesizer emulating a legendary British hardware synth from the early 1980s. Combines digital oscillators with analog filters for hybrid sound design. Features a dual-filter system, 256-step editable wavetables, over 1800 presets, and extensive modulation capabilities.
£99.99
West Coast modular synthesis-inspired virtual instrument featuring three unique oscillators, dual filters, and an intuitive modulation system. Emphasizes exploration and hands-on curiosity for sound design with generative polyphonic arpeggiator, MPE support, and drawable LFOs.
£99.99
A virtual synthesizer modeling the legendary Minimoog Model D. Retains the original architecture while adding extensive modern features including X-Modifier technology enabling modulation of nearly every parameter. Features three oscillators, a 24dB ladder filter, 800+ presets, fully-scalable UI with three skins, and monophonic, polyphonic, legato, and unison modes.
£99.99
Authentic emulation of the 1993 original Novation Bass Station, developed collaboratively with Novation. Features raw, punchy, and unmistakably analogue character enhanced with up to 16-voice polyphony, modern sequencer, X-Modifier technology, and advanced modulation capabilities.
£99.99
Emulation of the 1978 Oberheim OB-1, developed in collaboration with Oberheim. Delivers a sound as full and robust as the legendary Minimoog yet as aggressive as the MS-20. Features up to 16-voice polyphony, waveshaping with hard sync and cross-mod, X-Modifier technology, 16-step sequencer, and built-in effects.
£99.99
Software emulation of the legendary Oberheim 8-Voice synthesizer, the first software instrument to receive Tom Oberheim's personal endorsement. Features octaphonic architecture with eight independent SEMs, each containing three oscillators, a multimode filter, two envelope generators, and modulation controls. Includes 8-step sequencer, stereo delay and reverb, and 700+ factory patches.
£149.99
Virtual instrument offering the majestic sound of the GForce Oberheim OB-E with essential controls in a streamlined interface. Features an authentic 8-voice Oberheim emulation with 260+ presets optimized for quick workflow, four panning modes, stereo delay and reverb, and multiple play modes.
£49.99
Officially endorsed emulation of the classic 1980s Oberheim OB-X synthesizer. Preserves the original's character while adding modern production capabilities including up to 16-voice polyphony, X-Modifier technology, chord mode with scaler, arpeggiator, and built-in effects. Used by artists including Japan, Ultravox, Depeche Mode, and Queen.
£99.99
Software emulation of the classic Oberheim SEM monophonic synthesizer, developed in collaboration with Tom Oberheim. Features two VCOs with Pulse and Sawtooth waveforms, two ADS Envelope Generators, one LFO, and a legendary Multi-Mode Filter. Enhanced with a third VCO, tempo-syncable LFOs, arpeggiator, sequencer, and effects.
£49.99
Duophonic synthesizer plugin recreating the 1975 Oberheim TVS classic. Features two fully modeled SEMs with dual 16-step sequencer, developed in collaboration with Oberheim. Captures the depth, warmth and character of the original with 635+ presets and modern capabilities.
£66
Virtual instrument based on the classic ARP Odyssey synthesizer. Features authentic analog modeling with 1250+ presets, programmable macros, distortion and reverb effects, vintage control for analog imperfections, and monophonic, duophonic, and polyphonic playability with X-Modifier modulation technology.
£99.99
An extremely rare five-voice polyphonic analog synthesizer designed by brothers Al and Bob Gleeman, featuring three VCOs per voice, a built-in sequencer, and optional transparent plexiglass casing, with roughly 50 units ever produced.
The Gotharman Little deFormer 2 is a compact hybrid instrument combining a sampler, synthesizer, sequencer, and granular effects processor into a single rugged desktop unit designed for live performance. Released in 2012 as a successor to the original Little deFormer, it offers 16 sample slots per preset with independent parameter control and a 32-track step sequencer. The device comes in standard and expanded versions with up to 200 minutes of sample memory.
"analog bass" (model 01) is a 25 key synth bass rompler plugin for Mac OS X. It features 5 unique patches along with a chorus generator for patch #01. Five patches play simultaneously and can be mixed with the dedicated volume knobs.
$69
Greynote Music's ART plugin is an analog synth rompler plugin featuring 28 original patches. Each patch contains fully multisampled one-shot samples, up to 6 seconds per note created using a waldorf pulse 2 synth.
$64.48
The Hammond 102200 is a rare monophonic preset synthesizer released around 1974-75 by Hammond Japan, designed as a companion keyboard to sit atop Hammond organs or pianos. It features six instrument presets and an innovative patch matrix system that allows over 300 tonal combinations, making synthesized sounds accessible to organists without deep technical knowledge.
The Hartmann Neuron is a German-made polyphonic synthesizer that uses neural network technology to analyze and re-synthesize sounds, offering a unique approach to sound design with 3D joystick control and 5.1 surround output. Produced from 2002 to 2005, it employed two "Resynators" instead of traditional oscillators, each holding a sound model that could be sculpted in real time via mushroom-shaped joysticks. Its innovative but complex interface and $5,000 price tag limited commercial success, and the instrument was discontinued when Hartmann ceased operations.
Abakos is a virtual analogue synth. Features: 2 VCO with 3 waveforms. LFO with multiple waveforms. 2 ADSR for sound design. Envelope follow.
$149
Abakos PRO is the commercial big brother to the freebie abakos, functioning as a VST plugin for Windows.
$59.99
AlioNoctis combines many of the benefits from h. G. Fortune's protoplasm, sts and atonoise plug-ins with the ease of use many still love from the sts-21. Sound-wise it goes beyond all the aforementioned plug-ins with vivid atmos, complex textures and pads but also some rhythmic sounds, all of which can be enriched by the "out-of-this-world" flavour of the "inferno", "spooks" and "bass enhancer" features.
$98
Alphatron was inspired by the idea of creating a synthesizer for bass and high sequences which can serve as a companion to avatar st's pads,
$55
Altair 4 - The SciFi Sounds Lab is best suited for creating soundtracks for movies or games in the genres of scifi, suspense, horror, fantasy and similar, that need special, spacey, wobbly FX sounds. It can do more than these, e.g. Bell-like stuff, and it even fits well in fairly conventional songs.
$249.99
Arracis Gold is an oscillator stepping synthesizer. Its most significant feature is the 4 x 8 osc step-sequencer with adjustable gate-length + modulation on gate-length. With this step-sequencer you can have a quite rhythmical output incl. Short blips (stepping among the oscillators in selectable sequence) plus mixing to the normal (steady) output signal for vivid pad or atmos.
€25
ASET-2121 - MythoSpheric Space Synthesizer is designed to provide a wide variety of pads, textures, soundscapes & atmospherics with low CPU usage.
€20
Atonoise is a vsti synthesizer (with pro and VST effect versions too) for spooky, sci-fi and other similar sounds. It has not got a filter, by design, and you'll hardly ever hear the basic waveforms of the two oscillators, which just provide different flavours to the modifiers.
$99
Avatar ST is most suited for a large variety of pads, soundscapes, atmospheres or related FX sounds but can do other sounds like e.g. Certain kinds of basses too. The 16-step modulator allows sounds to be fairly rhythmical in various ways if required.
$599
Monos CV is a unique synthesizer that combines a noise source and a low-pass filter. By applying a divider or filter to the noise source, you can adjust the tone and generate a variety of phrases by applying modulation.
¥37,400
A multi-voice synth and glitch pedal that resynthesizes individual notes/chords into new sounds using two independent sampling channels. Features 10 unique presets with LFO, envelope shaping, analog drive, and expression controls.
$299
Astralis is described as a "tweaker's synth", great for ambient pads/sounds as well as rhythmic effects and very long evolving tones. Aside from having 2 independent synths with dual and spectral oscillators, 2 cascadable filters (8x), 2 modulation sequencers, a gate sequencer (trancegate), and a comprehensive FX section, astralis also includes a unique microtonal scale system.
$59.99
Like baby bion, Astralis Bionic is based around the bion oscillator and soundscaper, but adds an arpeggiator, modulation sequencer and gate.
$149
The Horst MWT-01 is a professional stereo theremin from Melbourne, Australia that doubles as a MIDI controller and analog mini-synth, featuring a 24dB resonant ladder filter controlled by the theremin antenna. It sends CC messages, pitch-bend, or note on/off data, allowing performers to control synthesizers, samplers, and software by waving a hand near the antenna. Connecting a trigger pad transforms it into a percussive instrument capable of sweeping samples across the pitch spectrum in real time.
The Hypersynth Xenophone is a 100% analog semi-modular desktop synthesizer released in 2015, featuring three oscillators, a multi-mode filter, and a modulation matrix for flexible signal routing. Its compact aluminum enclosure packs 27 buttons, 26 encoders, and 88 status LEDs, eliminating the need for menu diving. An optional 24-bit stereo digital effects section can be muted to preserve a pure analog signal path.
AutoBacktrack allows any guitar player to record tracks with their guitar using any combination of over 100 effects plugins included.
$35
Black Diamond B280 is based on a bsendorfer 280 Vienna concert, also known as the concert grand 280vc. With a timbre all its own, Black Diamond B280 can easily convey darker moods while conserving the warm musicality for which the austrian capital is celebrated.
$99.99
Ultra-portable true analog monophonic synthesizer with 2 VCOs, multimode filter, 16-step sequencer, 10-mode arpeggiator, 27-note capacitive keyboard, and battery-powered operation.
$229.99
UNO Synth Pro is a paraphonic dual-filter analog synthesizer with 3 wave-morphing oscillators, 24-mode dual state variable filters, 64-step sequencer, 256 presets, and 12 studio-quality effects.
$699.99
Paraphonic dual filter analog synthesizer with 3 discrete wave-morphing oscillators, dual-filter design, 12 studio-quality effects, advanced 64-step sequencer, and 25-note keyboard in a compact portable format.
$499.99
Autogun offers 4,294,967,296 (four billion two hundred ninety four million nine hundred sixty seven thousand two hundred ninety six) presets.
$49
808 Studio 2 was designed for cutting edge quality 808 sub bass. Perfect for hip hop and trap or any genre that requires a hard hitting bass.
$15
Cycle-accurate software emulation of the Yamaha YM2612 FM sound chip from the Sega Genesis/Megadrive console. Reproduces the hardware's distinctive characteristics including digital saturation, feedback, and natural distortion. Features audio input for 8-bit PCM processing, switchable output filtering and ladder effect, up to 16 voices of polyphony, and 100+ pre-designed patches.
$49
Blood Bucket is apparently a pointless experiment in synthetic stupidity. Two oscillators are combined in a variety of ways to modulate a third oscillator and presets are named after parts of the human head.
$34.99
Alphatron Oscillion is a polyphonic subtractive synthesizer to produce a vast array of sounds, utilizing three main signal modules: frequency (voltage-controlled oscillator VCO), timbre (voltage-controlled filter VCF) and amplitude (voltage-controlled amplifier VCA). Four VCOs initiate the sound waveform and control its frequency. It also determines the initial timbre by the waveform option selected (sawtooth or square).
$149
Arcadia: grand piano an exquisitely crafted grand piano, recorded in the subdued acoustics of a private family lounge.
$29
Astra Turbo Quasar is a dual phase distortion synthesizer that dynamically change the harmonic content of a carrier waveform by influence of another modulator waveform. It can be used to create spacey pads, synth keys, leads, atmospheric textures and ambient soundscapes.
$69
Bassesland is a virtual bass that emulates a wide range of sounds of electric, acoustic and synthesizer basses.
$35
An expressive and unpredictable performance tool, Blumen und Pflanzen is a pulsating FM feedback synthesizer/groove machine. It provides a refreshing and unique approach to creating odd rhythms and noise that works great for improvising, jamming, re-sampling, sequencing, and even blowing out your speaker cones.
$19.69
Audio Input FX is the multi effect software for voice input and demonstrate great power for adjusting voices in a live broadcast, online meeting, video editing and so on. By the action of the mouse click or drag, the voices can be upgraded in real-time.
$79
Araucann is a synthesizer. It offers frequency modulation, amplitude (ring) modulation, phase modulation, additive and subtractive synthesis.
£21
RHEC (formerly arch avenger pro) features two voltage controlled audio oscillators, each with separate three position octave slide switches.
$169
The Jen SX-1000 Synthetone is an Italian monophonic analog synthesizer from 1978 with a single DCO, 12dB/octave filter, and a reputation for producing characterful lead sounds that found favor with electronic music pioneers.
A monophonic analog synthesizer from Italian maker Jen Electronics, designed to sit atop an organ and add synthesizer and preset instrument sounds to a keyboard player's setup.
Atlantis consists of Atlantis synthesizer, a VST instrument, and Atlantis filter delay, a powerful VST effect plug-in.
$99
Gemini Twin - Two Sonic Personalities. One Button. Introducing Gemini Twin, the virtual instrument that delivers professional synth sounds with a cosmic twist. Created by Joey Sturgis Tones in collaboration with artist Misstiq, this groundbreaking plugin features a revolutionary dual-patch system where every patch offers two complete sonic experiences at the press of a button. Switch between ethereal Light mode for clean, cinematic textures and powerful Dark mode for aggressive, distorted energy
$0
A single-voice analog percussion synthesizer module from 2010 that uses two coupled T-bridge oscillators to create realistic membrane drum and snare sounds.
An experimental analog neural network synthesizer from JoMoX that uses interconnected analog layers and a digital sequencer to generate unpredictable, never-before-heard timbres.
The JoMoX SunSyn is a true analog 8-voice polyphonic synthesizer featuring a modular-style routing system with 4,096 combinations per routing element. Housed in a classic desktop case with wood end-cheeks, it combines two analog VCOs per voice with digital Ramp Controlled Oscillators for hybrid sound generation. It was also available in 4-voice and 6-voice configurations and can be rack-mounted.
Features: 3 virtual analogue and 3 digital oscillators each with 14 voices (digital 6 voices), 5 waveforms analog, 250 waveforms digital
$149
Features: 3 virtual analogue and 3 digital oscillators each with 14 voices (digital 6 voices), 5 waveforms, ADSR (volume) and 12 dB filter.
$59.99
The Kawai K11 is a 61-key General MIDI compatible ROMpler synthesizer released in 1993, serving as the keyboard version of the Kawai GMega tabletop module. It features 32-voice polyphony, dual oscillators, seven drum kits with dedicated drum processing, and dual high/low-pass digital filters. Its responsive velocity and pressure sensitive keyboard makes it a popular choice as a master controller.
The Kawai K1iir is the rack-mount version of the K1ii digital PCM synthesizer, combining up to four waveforms per sound from 256 digital samples for versatile sound creation. It retains the improved drum sounds added in the K1ii update but omits the keyboard version's built-in reverb effects processor. With 16-voice polyphony and 8-part multitimbrality, it is well suited for studio sequencing in a compact rack format.
The Kawai K1m is the desktop module version of Kawai's K1 digital synthesizer, offering 256 PCM waveforms that can be layered four at a time for budget-friendly D-50-style additive synthesis.
Kawai's hybrid wavetable synthesizer combining 32 digital waveforms with analog filters and envelopes, bridging the gap between digital precision and analog warmth in a 61-key package.
The Kawai K4r is the rackmount version of the K4 digital synthesizer, offering 16-voice polyphony and 8-part multitimbrality with a warm, lo-fi digital character well suited to industrial, trip-hop, and big-beat production.
The Kawai K5000 is a flagship digital synthesizer released in 1996, combining additive synthesis with PCM sampled waveforms and a unique 128-band formant filter. Featuring over 1,000 parameters per patch, a large LCD display, and real-time control knobs, it rivaled contemporaries like the Korg Trinity and Kurzweil K2500. Available as the K5000W workstation, K5000S keyboard, and K5000R rack module.
A rack-mount digital additive synthesizer from 1987 that provides 126 individually controllable harmonics per voice, offering deep timbral complexity in a compact sound module format.
The Kawai KC20 is a compact, portable 61-key synthesizer released in 1993 that combines affordability with General MIDI compatibility. Designed for both amateur musicians and professionals needing a lightweight sound module, it features dual Compose and Performance modes and extensive sound capabilities. An 18-bit digital-to-analog converter and 160 built-in tones provide acceptable all-round performance in a package only 20cm deep.
The Kawai SX-210 is an 8-voice polyphonic synthesizer from 1983 featuring DCO oscillators with analog VCF filtering and VCA envelope generators. Often overlooked in favor of its Roland and Korg contemporaries, it offers flexible voice configurations including 4-voice dual-oscillator and monophonic unison modes. Its solid analog sound character and built-in stereo ensemble chorus make it a capable and underrated instrument.
The Kawai SX-240 is an eight-voice fully programmable polyphonic analog synthesizer released in 1984, originally marketed under the Teisco brand in Japan. It features two DCOs and a sub-oscillator per voice, delivering a big, wide analog sound suited for leads, basses, pads, and strings. The synthesizer includes split and dual modes, a built-in 1,500-note sequencer, and chord memory for expanded performance capabilities.
The Kawai XD-5 is a digital drum synthesizer module featuring 256 waveforms that can be combined in groups of up to four to create custom drum and percussion sounds. It includes a resonant lowpass filter, amplitude envelopes, delay and ring modulation effects, and six individual outputs alongside stereo mains, making it a versatile rack-mount unit for electronic percussion design.
Aizerx modern designer toolkit is based on the original, innovative, progressive aizerx engine with morphing-crossfade x-y pad and unlimited sounds randomization possibility, developed by Keepforest's team of professional sound designers and composers with a Massive experience in sound design and production.
$99.95
Phase Plant is a modular synthesizer plugin by Kilohearts with a flexible signal routing architecture and multiple generator types. Its drag-and-drop Snapin system allows any Kilohearts effect to be loaded directly into the synth's signal chain.
$99
Anacreon is a patch-cable driven synthesizer with the following features: lovingly programmed in straight c++ without using flowstone, synthedit, juce, etc.
$10
BassMatrix is a synth that trying to sound like the classic tb-303 bassline synth and provide a simple interface to program the patterns.
$10
Baervaag is an easy to use, but still powerful and tweakable, FM synthesizer. During development, focus has been on creating a playable and expressive instrument with an intuitive interface. In addition to the FM synthesis there's a LP filter, a "wobbler" (for that analogue touch) and a stereo chorus under the hood.
$4.99
BeatVox is a rompler that replicates percussion sounds performed by the human voice. The set contains several different percussion sounds.
$1,799
The Korg 707 is a compact digital FM synthesizer released in 1987, designed as an accessible entry-level instrument with 8-part multitimbral capabilities. Featuring a 49-key velocity and aftertouch-sensitive keyboard, it shares its synth engine with the Korg DS-8 but lacks onboard effects. Its portable, strap-on form factor and distinctively lo-fi digital character have made it a cult favorite, notably used by techno pioneer Juan Atkins.
The Korg 770 is a monophonic analog synthesizer released in 1976, featuring a ring modulator and the ability to process external audio signals. Known for its bass, string, and lead sounds, it was used by artists including Freddy Fresh, Simple Minds, and The Human League.
The Korg 900PS is a rare analog preset monosynth from 1975 featuring 29 selectable tone colors for instant sound selection. It includes a distinctive chromium rod touch bar running the length of the 37-key keyboard that controls repeat, forte, pitch, vibrato, and portamento parameters in real time.
The Korg Delta is an analog semi-polyphonic synthesizer that combines a dedicated string machine section with a separate synth section. Released in 1979, it offers a more compact and affordable alternative to Korg's Trident, with fully polyphonic 49-key playback and a powerful 24dB/octave filter. Notable users include the Human League, Flock of Seagulls, and Ladytron.
Korg's 4-operator FM synthesizer from 1987, offering 8-voice polyphony with analog-style controls and built-in digital effects as a more accessible alternative to the Yamaha DX7.
A hybrid digital synthesizer and sampler from Korg featuring eight-voice polyphony, dual oscillators per voice, analog filtering, and onboard sampling capabilities that bridged the gap between wavetable synthesis and early sampling technology.
The Korg DW-6000 is Korg's first digitally controlled analog synth hybrid, released in 1985. It combines twelve digital oscillators using eight DWGS sampled waveforms with analog resonant filtering to deliver fat basses, warm pulsing strings, and hard nasal leads across six voices of polyphony.
Korg's popular hybrid synthesizer pairing DWGS digital waveforms with analog filters, offering 8-voice polyphony, a built-in digital delay, and a 61-key velocity-sensitive keyboard.
The KingKORG is a 61-key virtual analog synthesizer from Korg featuring 24-voice polyphony and the XMT synthesis engine with dual timbres that can be split or layered. It offers extensive sound design capabilities including modeled filters from classic synthesizers, a 16-band vocoder, and three effect modules, making it a versatile performance-oriented instrument.
The Korg M500 Micro-Preset is a monophonic preset synthesizer from the late 1970s housed in a compact wooden cabinet. It features six preset sounds including voice, synth, brass, string, and wood tones, with a unique 'traveller' control that combines filter and resonance for squelchy, acid-style bass textures. Despite being marketed as an entry-level instrument, it has found fans among notable electronic artists for its quirky character and raw sound reminiscent of the Korg MS-10.
The Maxi-Korg 800DV is a duophonic/monophonic analog synthesizer released by Korg in 1975. It features dual oscillators that can operate as two independent voices or be stacked into a single powerful monophonic voice, with dual voltage-controlled filters and ring modulation for expressive sound design.
The Korg Micro-X is a compact 25-key synthesizer built on Korg's HI (Hyper Integrated) synthesis engine, originally made famous by the Triton line of workstations. Released in 2007, it packed 62-voice polyphony, 640 preset patches, dual arpeggiators, and a 64MB wave ROM into a portable format aimed at touring musicians and home studio producers.
The microKORG is a compact, battery-powered analog modeling synthesizer that houses the same DSP engine as Korg's MS2000 in a portable, retro-styled package. Featuring 37 velocity-sensitive mini keys, dual oscillators with 71 waveforms, and an 8-band vocoder, it became one of the most popular affordable synthesizers of the 2000s.
The Korg MicroKorg XL is a compact virtual analog synthesizer and vocoder released in 2009 as the successor to the popular original microKORG. Despite its small footprint and 2kg weight, it delivers a powerful 8-voice sound engine with two oscillators, an integrated 16-band vocoder, and can run on six AA batteries for portable use.
The Korg MiniKorg-700 is a compact monophonic analog synthesizer first produced in 1974, featuring dual oscillators with triangle, sawtooth, and square waveforms. Its controls are uniquely positioned beneath the 37-key keyboard to accommodate a music stand above. Despite its simplicity, it is capable of generating rich analog bass sounds, growls, and unusual textures through its ring modulators and built-in effects.
The Korg Minilogue is a four-voice polyphonic analog synthesizer featuring two VCOs per voice, a switchable 2-pole/4-pole filter, and a 16-step polyphonic sequencer. Released in 2016, it was Korg's first keyboard-equipped polyphonic analog synthesizer since the Poly-800 MKII in the 1980s. Its compact form factor, 37 slim keys, and 41 dedicated panel controls make it accessible for both studio and live performance.
A uniquely flexible four-oscillator analog synthesizer that seamlessly shifts between monophonic and polyphonic operation, offering oscillator sync, dual LFOs, and a voice-cycling arpeggiator that set it apart from its early-1980s peers.
The Monologue is a compact monophonic analog synthesizer released by Korg in early 2017, featuring two VCOs, a 16-step motion sequencer, and battery-powered portability. It was the last synthesizer designed by Tatsuya Takahashi as Korg's Chief Engineer of Analog Synthesizers, and ships with 100 presets including patches designed by Aphex Twin.
The Korg Monotribe is a compact analog groovebox from 2011 combining a monophonic synthesizer with a three-part drum machine and an 8-step sequencer, all built around the same 24dB lowpass filter design found in the MS-20.
A pocket-sized monophonic analog synthesizer from Korg, roughly the size of a cassette tape, marking the company's return to analog synthesis after nearly three decades.
The Korg MS-10 is a monophonic single-VCO analog synthesizer released in 1978, known for its great bass and percussive sounds. Featuring the authentic look of a mini-modular with patchable components and an external input for filtering external sound sources, it served as an entry-level companion to the more popular MS-20. It is CV/Gate controllable and has been used by artists including The Chemical Brothers, Autechre, Juan Atkins, and Underworld.
A landmark portable analog monosynth from Korg featuring dual resonant filters, a semi-modular patch bay, and an aggressive sound character that has defined electronic music for decades.
Miniaturized reissue of the iconic MS-20 semi-modular monophonic synthesizer, faithfully recreating the original's dual-filter architecture and patch panel at 86% scale.
The Korg MS-50 is a keyboard-less monophonic analog expander module from 1978, offering the most extensive patchability of any instrument in Korg's MS series. It features a single VCO, dual highpass/lowpass filters, a ring modulator, sample and hold, and two ADSR envelope generators, all accessible through an extensive patch bay. Designed as a companion to the MS-20 and SQ-10 sequencer, it bridges the gap between Korg's affordable semi-modular synths and larger fully modular systems.
The Korg MS2000 is a 4-voice analog modeling synthesizer released in 2000, inspired by Korg's legendary MS-series monosynths. It features two oscillators with eight waveforms plus 64 DWGS waves, a 16-band vocoder, onboard effects, and a Virtual Patch system for flexible signal routing through its LCD interface.
Korg's 6-voice analog polysynth released in 1982 as the successor to the Polysix, featuring dual DCOs per voice for improved tuning stability and a built-in arpeggiator.
An eight-voice programmable polyphonic synthesizer from 1983 that offered an affordable entry into analog synthesis with DCOs, a built-in sequencer, and a lightweight portable design.
One of the first truly affordable programmable polysynths, the Korg PolySix delivers warm analog textures, lush built-in effects, and a straightforward interface that made serious synthesis accessible to working musicians in 1981.
The Korg Prophecy is a monophonic digital synthesizer released in 1995 that employs DSP-based synthesis originally developed for the Korg OASYS. It features Variable Phase Modulation (VPM) synthesis, physical modeling of brass, reed, and plucked string instruments, and analog modeling with traditional filter and envelope controls. The 37-key keyboard includes extensive real-time performance features including a dual-action ribbon controller and six onboard effects processors.
The Korg PS-3100 is a fully polyphonic analog synthesizer from 1977 featuring 48 dedicated synthesizer circuits, one for each key on its keyboard. With its rich single-VCO-per-voice architecture, three-band resonator, extensive patchbay, and built-in ensemble effect, it delivers a warm, lush sound that has made it a highly sought-after rarity with only 600 units produced.
The Korg PS-3200 is a semi-modular fully polyphonic analog synthesizer and the final model in Korg's PS series. It essentially combines two PS-3100 units into a single enclosure, offering 48 notes of full polyphony with two oscillators per key. The PS-3200 features 16 addressable and recallable memory patches, a groundbreaking feature for its era that persisted even after powering down.
The Korg PS-3300 is a megalithic semi-modular polyphonic analog synthesizer system from 1977, essentially comprising three PS-3100 units stacked together with an integrated mixer. Featuring 48 voices of polyphony with 48 VCOs, 48 VCFs, and 48 VCAs, it remains one of the largest and fattest compact synthesizer systems ever produced. Notable users include Vangelis, Jean-Michel Jarre, and Emerson, Lake and Palmer.
The Korg R3 is a virtual analog synthesizer and 16-band vocoder that bridges the gap between the flagship Radias and the microKorg XL. Featuring 37 full-sized velocity-sensitive keys, dual timbres sharing 8-voice polyphony, and a gooseneck microphone for vocoding, it delivers sophisticated synthesis in a compact and portable package.
The Korg Radias is a virtual analog synthesizer released in 2006, employing Korg's Multiple Modeling Technology (MMT) derived from the flagship OASYS. It features four-timbre multitimbral operation, a 16-band vocoder, built-in step sequencer, and is available as both a 49-key keyboard and a rack module (Radias-R).
The Korg RK-100S is a modern keytar synthesizer that revives the classic 1984 RK-100 design with a contemporary sound engine shared with the MicroKorg XL. It features a 37-note velocity-sensitive slim-key keyboard, two ribbon controllers, 200 user-writable sounds, and 17 master effects, all housed in a durable wooden body built for stage performance.
The Korg SB-100 Synthe-Bass is a compact monophonic analog bass synthesizer from 1975, housed in a portable briefcase design with full-size keys. It delivers a surprisingly fat and powerful low-end sound from its simple single-oscillator architecture. Despite its stripped-down feature set, it earned a loyal following among players seeking dedicated analog bass tones.
The Korg Sigma is a bi-timbral monophonic analog synthesizer released in 1979, featuring two independent sound sections: a variable analog Synthe section and a preset-based Instrument section with 19 total presets. Controlled via a distinctive dual-joystick interface, it offers expressive real-time manipulation of pitch, filters, noise, and vibrato. Notable users include Jean Michel Jarre, Rick Wakeman, and Keith Emerson.
The Korg Trident is a polyphonic programmable analog synthesizer released in 1980, featuring three independent sound sections for synthesizer, brass, and strings with eight-voice polyphony. Its global self-oscillating flanger and layerable architecture made it a distinctive polysynth of the early 1980s, used by artists including Rick Wakeman, Joe Zawinul, and Phoenix.
The Korg Volca Bass is a compact, battery-powered analog synthesizer featuring three oscillators and a built-in 16-step sequencer. Its entirely analog signal path includes a resonant low-pass filter recreated from the classic MiniKorg-700S, delivering vintage character in a portable format roughly the size of a VHS cassette. MIDI input and sync connectivity allow integration with external gear and other Volca units.
The Volca Keys is a three-voice polyphonic analog synthesizer from Korg's Volca series. It features a loop sequencer, built-in delay, and a compact battery-powered form factor designed for portable music making.
$159
The Korg Volca Nubass is a monophonic bass synthesizer that bases its sound source around a Nutube vacuum tube oscillator with analog overdrive. Released in 2019 as an update to the Volca Bass, it features saw and square waveforms, a sub-oscillator with saturation control, and a 16-step sequencer with accent and slide functions for acid bassline production. Its compact, battery-powered design with built-in speaker makes it one of the most portable acid synthesizers available.
A pioneering digital synthesizer that fused vector synthesis with innovative wave sequencing to create complex, evolving textures and rhythmic patterns unlike anything else available in 1990.
Rackmount version of the Wavestation with audio inputs for vocoding and external signal processing, adding A/D converters to the original's wave sequencing engine.
1U rackmount version of the Wavestation, offering the same wave sequencing and vector synthesis engine in a compact studio-friendly format.
The Korg X-911 is a monophonic analog guitar synthesizer and signal processor from 1980 that accepts standard audio input and processes it through two oscillator sections and a voltage-controlled filter. Originally designed for guitar, it has gained appreciation as a versatile all-analog effects processor for any monophonic audio source.
The Korg X50 is a lightweight 61-key digital synthesizer released in 2007, based on the Triton's Hyper Integrated (HI) synthesis engine. It offers 62-voice polyphony, 64 MB of PCM ROM with 470 multisamples and 518 drum samples, and 512 sound programs at an entry-level price point. Designed for portability and affordability, it brings Triton-quality sounds to budget-conscious musicians.
The Korg X5D is an entry-level 61-key digital synthesizer from 1995 featuring the Ai2 sound engine from the 01/W series, 64-voice polyphony, General MIDI compatibility, and classic Korg voices including the M1 Piano. It packages professional-quality Korg synthesis into a lightweight, affordable instrument aimed at musicians who wanted quality digital sounds without workstation complexity. A rack-mount module version was also available as the X5DR.
The Korg Z1 is a 12-voice physical modeling synthesizer built on the same MOSS engine as the Prophecy, housed in a full-sized 61-key workstation-style body with deep real-time control. It offers thirteen oscillator types spanning standard analog modeling, resonance, comb filter, and physical modeling algorithms, delivering an unusually broad sonic palette. Dual resonant filters, four LFOs, a polyphonic arpeggiator, and a touch-sensitive XY pad make it a powerful instrument for both sound design and live performance.
Bass Terminal is a two oscillator virtual analogue / subtractive synthesizer.
$59.99
Simply powerful, yet powerfully simple synthesizer with intuitive sound design, granular engine capabilities, and drag-and-drop modulation routing.
$0
The Kurzweil K1000 is a 24-voice sample playback synthesizer featuring the same acclaimed orchestral samples as the K250, delivered through a 76-key semi-weighted keyboard at a far more accessible price point. Its sophisticated digital wave synthesis engine layers digitally coded waveforms called Soundfiles with integrated effects including vibrato, tremolo, Leslie, chorus, and echo. The K1000 series also spawned an extensive line of rack-mount expander modules, each focused on different sound categories.
The Kurzweil K150 is a professional digital additive synthesizer rack module featuring 240 sine and noise oscillators with 16-voice polyphony. It allows musicians to sculpt sounds at the individual harmonic level, mixing and altering 22 resident voices and 69 preset programs to create unique timbres. An optional Fourier Synthesis upgrade connected to an Apple IIe computer for advanced sound modeling.
A semi-modular synthesizer with multiple synthesis methods and extensive modulation.
A wavetable synthesizer with easy-to-use controls and high-quality sound engine.
The x0xb0x (pronounced "zox-box") is a DIY kit-based analog synthesizer clone of the Roland TB-303, created by Ladyada (Limor Fried) through meticulous reverse-engineering of the original. It sounds very nearly identical to the TB-303 while adding modern connectivity including MIDI, USB, and DIN sync. Originally sold as a kit requiring intermediate-to-advanced soldering skills, pre-built versions were later offered by third-party manufacturers like Mode Machines.
Drive your recordings! From a single recording, generate any engine speed on demand and get instant access to any detected rpm seamlessly.
$69
AudioTexture is based on concatenative synthesis which analyzes automatically the sound signal and decomposes it into adaptively defined units (not equal in size, so not the usual granular synthesis) for resynthesis.
$40
AudioTexture Free is the free version of audiotexture plugin which loads and processes contents from freesound.
$299
A virtual analog synthesizer known for high-quality sound and low CPU usage.
Features: 1 oscillator (sine, square, saw, tri, noise, half-sine, tri-saw). Adsr amp envelope. Lfo speed and depth controls. Onboard ping-pong delay. 16 presets.
$59.99
Aspect 2 is a 32-note polyphonic software instrument. It combines a great-sounding subtractive synth engine with a versatile semi-modular architecture and simple, clean interface that allows practically anything to be used as a modulation source and destination.
$199.99
The plugin features 40 multi-sampled sounds ready to use in your vaporwave/retrowave/chillwave music productions.
$64.48
A tube bass amplifier with a good old fat sound but also very versatile. It's not just guitarists who are entitled to a hell of a sound.
$1.99
Bioscape, found sound cinematics field recordings merge together in a sonic kaleidoscope of found sound cinematics – from underscoring pad.
$159
Lurker Beats (formerly synthiv) has released the ANA-1000 analog modeling synthesizer (v1.0). This simple, but effective instrument plugin allows for a variety of sounds, ranging from heavy basses, screaming leads, to warm and wavy pads.
$79.99
Ambitron is an experimental electronic synthesizer that employs granular synthesis in two separate and programmable layers each with extensive FX and modulation matrix modules to provide the user with control over sound creation.
$75
The MacBeth M3X is a hand-built, MIDI-controlled, rack-mount analog monosynth from Scottish designer Ken MacBeth, featuring three oscillators and a Moog-style transistor ladder filter in a streamlined package.
The MacBeth M5 is a large-format, fully analog semi-modular synthesizer with three oscillators, dual filters, and extensive patching capability, hand-built in limited quantities with no digital circuitry whatsoever. Inspired by the ARP 2600 but considerably larger at 30 by 26 inches, it delivers uncompromising analog sound through manual control and cable patching. Only approximately 90 units were produced, making it one of the most coveted modern analog synthesizers among collectors.
2 abandoned synth projects. Polypad is an easy to use polysynth made for making big pad sounds. The polyphony uses a basic first in last out note stealing, with a basic fx section to spice up the sound.
$299
The Malekko Manther is a tabletop analog monosynth built around coveted CEM3340 and SSM2044 chips, featuring a 64-step digital sequencer with per-step automation and onboard delay. Its analog signal path draws from the same integrated circuits found in legendary synthesizers like the Sequential Prophet 5, Roland SH-101, and Korg Polysix.
$149
The Marion MSR-2 is a Tom Oberheim-designed rackmount synthesizer module that packs the classic Oberheim sound into a single-rack-space format. It offers 8-voice polyphony expandable to 16, 16-part multitimbral capability, and a sophisticated matrix modulation system with 24 sources and 33 destinations. An external audio input allows routing outside signals through its switchable 12/24 dB filter and envelope sections.
Features: 545 factory presets. Generation of random presets. Four part multi-timbral (mono-timbral mode available). Polyphonic (16 voices).
$55
AnaMark LF (light and free): monophonic. 1 osc with several basic waveforms. Modulation of osc pitch and symmetry (pulse width). Waveshaper.
$189
Step into the vibrant era of the 80s and experience the authentic essence of that iconic time with our meticulously crafted ax73 synthesizer.
$849
A powerful 80s analog synth, reborn as a AAX/AU/CLAP/VST2/VST3 plugin, with modern enhancements. With four analog oscillators across two synth layers, unique modulation features, extended performance options, and an eight-module effects section, the Martinic AX73 unleashes the full power of the original synth and more no menu diving required, and all perfectly modeled through our advanced circuitry emulation (ace) technology.
$129.99
Features: 3 oscillators, each with four parameters (sine, center, width & shift) that allow you to get a large number of intermediate state.
$20
The Metasonix TS-21 HellFire Modulator is a tube-based analog distortion and waveshaping rack processor designed for mangling synthesizer and bass signals. Built around approximately five vacuum tubes, it delivers aggressive and unpredictable tonal destruction through three distinct signal-processing sections. Its unconventional design and front-panel tube viewing window make it a distinctive tool for experimental sound design.
The SammichSID is a DIY synthesizer kit based on the open-source MidiBox platform, featuring dual Commodore 64 SID chips for stereo operation. It combines powerful chip-based synthesis with an affordable, compact form factor that can be assembled with intermediate soldering skills. The synthesis engine supports monophonic, polyphonic, and hybrid voice configurations with extensive modulation capabilities.
This is an aliquote simple synth built from 6-aliquote tuned oscillators. It is an additive/subtractive synth, but oscillators are tuned to aliquote intervals.
$39
Bass Gel is the single bass unit taken from "kick n Bass Gel". 2 oscillators with dedicated lowpass and highpass filters that can work separate or be combined for a highly dynamic sound, these filters can be modulated by the included LFO, by velocity and by their individual graphical filter envelopes winch are very flexible.
£10
Abstractor is a complete free additive synthesizer with a variety of features.
$129.99
$34.50
The Modal 001 is a 2-voice analog/digital hybrid synthesizer from Modal Electronics, featuring numerically controlled oscillators fed through a pure analog signal path. Released in 2015, it offers over 50 waveforms, a built-in 32-step sequencer, and extensive CV connectivity in a premium 37-key semi-weighted keyboard format.
Authorized by blthner, this is the world's first physical model of blthner's finest grand piano, widely celebrated for use on the concert stage.
$49
Arturia MicroFreak Editor and Sound Generator for the arturia microfreak synthesizer.
The Liberation was Moog's keytar-style portable performance synthesizer, featuring a dual-oscillator monophonic analog engine with the classic Moog 24dB/octave lowpass filter. Designed to be worn like a guitar, it gave performers authentic Moog sound with full stage mobility, and included a built-in ribbon controller for expressive pitch bending and modulation.
The Little Phatty is a monophonic analog synthesizer from Moog Music that brings classic Moog sound design into a compact, portable package. Designed by Bob Moog as his final synthesizer creation, it features a 100% analog signal path with two ultra-stable oscillators and the iconic Moog ladder filter. It offers 100 user-editable presets and a 37-note keyboard, positioned as an accessible entry point to authentic Moog synthesis.
Moog's ambitious polyphonic flagship that packed six independent Minimoog-style voice circuits into a single instrument, delivering massive analog sound with programmable patch memory.
The Micromoog is a compact, single-oscillator monophonic synthesizer designed by Moog as an affordable alternative to the Minimoog. Despite its budget positioning, it features a filter virtually identical to the Minimoog's legendary 24 dB/oct lowpass and can process external audio, making it valuable as both a synthesizer and a standalone filter processor.
The instrument that brought synthesis out of the laboratory and onto the stage, pairing three powerful oscillators with the most celebrated lowpass filter in electronic music history.
Bob Moog's personal reimagining of his most iconic instrument, blending the original Model D's analog soul with modern conveniences like patch memory, MIDI, and a unique 3D touch controller.
The Minitmoog is a rare monophonic preset synthesizer produced by Moog in the mid-1970s, closely related to the Moog Satellite. It features 13 preprogrammed instrument sounds selected via flip-switches and a 37-note keyboard with aftertouch for expressive performance.
Moog's dual-oscillator monophonic synthesizer featuring a ribbon controller, aftertouch, sample and hold, and the classic 24 dB per octave Moog ladder filter.
A polyphonic analog synthesizer from 1980 with three dedicated instrument sections for strings, brass, and organ, each with independent filtering and panning controls.
The Polymoog 203a is a fully polyphonic analog synthesizer released by Moog in 1975, featuring eight preset sounds and a 71-note velocity-sensitive keyboard. It uses divide-down circuitry to achieve full polyphony and includes a genuine Moog ladder filter with extensive modulation options. Originally called the Polymoog Keyboard, it descended from the unreleased Moog Constellation project and was designed by Dave Luce.
A stripped-down, no-nonsense dual-oscillator monosynth built around the classic Moog filter, prized for its punchy basses and aggressive lead tones.
The Moog Rogue is a compact two-oscillator analog monosynth that served as Moog's most affordable offering, delivering genuine Moog bass tone in a stripped-down, budget-friendly package.
The Moog Satellite is a single-VCO monophonic preset synthesizer from the early 1970s, housed in an attractive wood case. Shaped after organ-type synthesizers of its era, it offers a 37-note keyboard with preset sounds including brass, reeds, strings, bell, and an experimental "lunar sound." Left-hand controls provide modulation, pitch bend, and filter sweeps for expressive performance.
A limited-edition analog synthesizer module from Moog based on the Taurus bass engine, but extended to reach notes as high as D8, featuring the classic Moog ladder filter, dual ADSR envelopes, and 128 presets in a compact brushed stainless steel enclosure.
The Moog Slim Phatty is a monophonic analog synthesizer that packs the same sound engine as the Little Phatty into a compact, rack-mountable 3U format. It delivers Moog's signature thick oscillators and rich ladder filter in a portable, lightweight design weighing just 5.75 lbs. It was the first Moog device to feature USB connectivity, enabling seamless integration with modern DAW-based studios.
The Sonic Six is a duophonic analog synthesizer originally derived from the muSonics Sonic V design, produced after muSonics merged with R.A. Moog to form Moog muSonics. Featuring two oscillators, a 24dB/oct low-pass filter, ring modulator, and built-in speaker, it was designed for educational and home use in a portable briefcase-style enclosure. Despite its simple front panel, the Sonic Six is a uniquely flexible and great-sounding instrument with advanced LFO mixing capabilities not found on other Moog synthesizers.
The Moog Source is a monophonic analog synthesizer featuring two oscillators and Moog's legendary 24dB low-pass filter, with programmable patch memory for storing up to 16 sounds. Released in 1981, it replaced traditional knobs and sliders with a membrane button interface and a single data wheel for parameter editing.
The Moog Sub Phatty is a compact monophonic analog synthesizer released by Moog in 2013 as the successor to the Little Phatty. It was the first Moog synth to feature a multidrive circuit, giving it a reputation as their grittiest-sounding instrument while remaining one of their most affordable analog offerings.
The Moog Synthesizer 1c/2c/3c are landmark modular analog synthesizers produced by Moog Music from 1964 to 1981. These configurable systems use patch cables to connect dedicated function modules housed in solid walnut cabinets for creating, shaping, and manipulating electronic sounds. The three pre-configured models offered increasing complexity, from the 1c for independent composers to the 3c for commercial studios.
A foot-operated analog bass synthesizer with 13 pedal-keys and the unmistakable Moog filter, designed to let keyboardists and guitarists add thunderous low-end without lifting a hand.
The Moog Taurus II is a monophonic analog pedal synthesizer featuring an 18-note foot-operated keyboard and the same synth engine as the Moog Rogue. Produced from 1981 to 1983, it excels at deep bass sounds using its dual VCOs with sawtooth and square waveforms, and can also control external synthesizers via CV/gate outputs.
The Firstman SQ-01 is a compact monophonic analog synthesizer and digital sequencer combination unit from the early 1980s. Originally released by Firstman in 1980 and later distributed by Multivox in 1981, it features a built-in 1024-note digital sequencer and a resonant low-pass filter. Only approximately 200 units were ever manufactured, making it an exceptionally rare instrument.
Features 2 oscillators (saw & variable pulse), 12 voice polyphonic with dynamic voice allocation, resonant lpf, and lfo for pwm.
$95
The ADX1 is a compact, all-analog drum synthesizer from German manufacturer Music And More (MAM). It features 50 knobs controlling five analog drum sounds (Bass, Synth, Snare, HiHat, and Metal) with ten dedicated parameters per voice. Rack-mountable and MIDI-controllable, it offers a characteristically noisy and dirty analog character without an integrated sequencer or patch memory.
The MAM FreeBass 383 is a monophonic analog synthesizer module designed as a TB-303 clone in a compact 1U rack-mount format. Originally a repackaged version of the MB 33 sold exclusively through Turnkey music shop in the UK, it offers classic acid bass tones at an affordable price point. The unit features eight front-panel knobs for essential sound shaping but lacks MIDI control and onboard memory.
A rack-mounted monophonic bass synthesizer from German maker MAM, designed as an affordable TB-303 clone with MIDI control for sequencer-driven acid bass lines.
Ambika is a six-voice hybrid synthesizer from Mutable Instruments that combines digital oscillators with analog filters. Each voice features two digital oscillators with 36 algorithms and wavetables paired with a true 4-pole analog filter, and the six voices can be configured as a polysynth, an ensemble of independent monosynths, or anything in between. Released as a DIY open-source project under a Creative Commons license, Ambika has since been discontinued by the manufacturer.
Plaits is a macro oscillator from Mutable Instruments featuring 16 synthesis models spanning analog emulations, FM, wavetable, granular, physical modeling, and noise. It replaced the popular Braids module with improved sound quality and a streamlined 12 HP interface.
$249
Apricot is a free compact hybrid synthesizer with a Massive sound. Key features: 2 main oscillators, with 6 different subtractive waveforms.
$149
Absynth 6 is a semi-modular synthesizer developed by native instruments in collaboration with original creator brian clevinger. It features
$99
B4 is an emulation of the hammond b3. It functions as a virtual instrument audio plugin for macOS and Windows, available as a VST plugin and an audio units plugin, and can be used as a standalone application.
$1,400
Bandstand is a versatile software instrument designed as the optimal solution for musicians, performers and producers that work with the general MIDI format. Bandstand includes an expressive "studio-quality" GM sound library and is equipped with a host of powerful and easy-to-use general MIDI features that make working with GM-based arrangements efficient and convenient, both in the studio and on stage.
$32
Massive is a wavetable synthesizer by Native Instruments, widely used in electronic music production. Known for its powerful bass sounds and complex modulation routing capabilities.
Massive X is a wavetable synthesizer by Native Instruments, the successor to Massive. It features a redesigned architecture with new oscillator modes, a flexible routing system, and high-quality effects built for modern sound design and electronic music production.
$149
Reaktor 6 is a modular DSP lab by Native Instruments for deep sound exploration, featuring rack-style modular patching, anti-aliased oscillators, zero-delay feedback filters, and granular synthesis engines.
$199
AudioBox is an audio scripting language for Windows that allows you to develop VST effect and vsti plugins in a simple way.
$399
Bolt is Nektar's first foray into the world of virtual instruments. It employs a new form of synthesis with unique sonic character and intuitive user interface. Bolt enables a different and fast approach to sound design with an unusually organic and warm sonic character.
$99
Apache is a sampled flute instrument. Each flute is from the chippewa natives of central michigan, usa. Containing 4 different native american flutes in total, we then get 4 totally different tones. By blending the 4 flute tones together, we bring you some unique flute combinations.
$169
Simple & unique electric guitar sounds. The Blaque - dark electric guitar VST will help you get the grimey & dark electric guitar tones.
$199
A unique synth plugin featuring evolving oscillators based on pendulum behavior with options for virtual circuit-bending, plus loads of modulation options, support for MPE, and premium effects. Access a world of lush and deep cinematic sounds.
$0
Get your free copy of Pendulate, a unique synth plugin that's great for cinematic sounds and characterful basses, with custom modulation options. Download as VST, AU, and AAX.
$0
The Nord Lead 2 Rack is a rack-mount version of Clavia's acclaimed Nord Lead 2 virtual analog synthesizer, offering 16-voice polyphony and dual oscillators with versatile waveforms. It builds on the original Nord Lead's proven synthesis engine while adding a ring modulator, expanded LFO and arpeggiator options, and filter distortion with dedicated individual outputs.
The Nord Lead 3 is a 24-voice virtual analog synthesizer from Clavia, featuring a completely redesigned interface and expanded synthesis capabilities over its predecessors. It combines analog-modeling oscillators with FM synthesis and Sinus Modulation, dual multi-mode filters, and a powerful Morph system for expressive real-time control.
The Clavia Nord Rack is a rackmount virtual analog synthesizer from 1995 that uses proprietary Virtual Sound Modeling technology to emulate classic analog synthesis, offering up to 12 voices of polyphony, 4-part multitimbrality, and comprehensive MIDI control.
The Nord Wave by Clavia combines analog, wavetable, FM synthesis, and sample playback into an 18-voice polyphonic performance instrument with 180 MB of flash memory for user-loadable samples and a quick-booting sample RAM architecture.
Novation's A-Station is an 8-voice polyphonic rack synthesizer released in 2001, bringing the virtual analog architecture of the SuperNova line into a compact 1U format with hands-on control via 25 knobs.
The Novation Bass Station is a compact monophonic analog synthesizer with digitally controlled oscillators, designed for bass lines and lead synth duties with simple, intuitive controls and Moog-style pitch and mod wheels.
The Novation Bass Station II is a pure analog monosynth that builds on the legacy of the classic original Bass Station from the 90s, but with a completely re-worked and enhanced design.
$579.99
Rackmount version of the Bass Station analog synthesizer, offering the same dual-oscillator bass synth engine in a 1U rack format.
The Novation Circuit Mono Station is a paraphonic analog synthesizer that merges the Bass Station II's sound engine with the Circuit's hands-on sequencer, delivering thick analog tones with pattern-based control.
Novation's 8-voice analog-modeled synthesizer with a 25-key keyboard, featuring three oscillators, a 12-band vocoder, built-in effects, and an arpeggiator in a compact format.
The Novation KS4 is a 16-voice polyphonic, four-part multitimbral synthesizer with an enhanced K-Station sound engine, semi-weighted aftertouch keyboard, independent effects per part, and a built-in 12-band vocoder.
The Novation Nova is a repackaged SuperNova in a desktop performance module format, using analog sound modeling to create clean but analog-like sounds with 12-voice polyphony, 36 oscillators, a 40-band vocoder, and 42 simultaneous effects.
An 8-voice polyphonic hybrid synthesizer combining FPGA-based digital oscillators with analog filters, designed by Chris Huggett and announced at SuperBooth 2017.
Novation's enhanced monophonic bass synthesizer module featuring dual oscillators, a sub-oscillator, switchable 12dB/24dB filters, ring modulation, and built-in effects including distortion and chorus.
Novation's flagship virtual analog synthesizer offering up to 20 voices of polyphony with three oscillators per voice, multimode filters, and an impressive seven effects per voice for a total of 56 simultaneous effects, housed in a distinctive blue rackmount enclosure.
The Ultranova is Novation's portable digital synthesizer reviving their classic Nova line, featuring a powerful 20-voice engine with wavetable capabilities, a built-in 12-band vocoder, and an extensive effects chain in a compact 37-key format.
The Novation X-Station is a versatile virtual analog synthesizer that combines a synth engine, MIDI controller, 2-in/2-out audio interface, and effect processor into a single keyboard available in 25, 49, and 61 key configurations.
The Novation XioSynth is a versatile digital synthesizer from 2007 that combines analog-modeled sound generation with a built-in USB audio interface and fully assignable MIDI controller in a compact 25 or 49-key format.
The Nozoid MMO-3 is a French-made digital semi-modular monophonic synthesizer designed mostly for atonal sound generation, featuring three oscillators with AM, FM, PM, and custom wave shaper modulation techniques.
Basskey is a virtual analogue bass synthesizer with top quality antialiased oscillators and huge ultraplucked non linear envelopes.
$169
$79.99
Agonizer is a monophonic bass synth designed in close collaboration with youtuber jakob haq of haq attaq. Monophonic synth engine.
$99
The Oberheim Eight Voice is a massive analog polyphonic synthesizer combining eight classic SEM modules with a Polyphonic Synthesizer Programmer, providing 16 VCOs, 8 VCFs, and 16 ADR envelope generators in a 49-note keyboard instrument.
The Oberheim Four Voice combines four dual-oscillator SEM modules with independent filters and envelopes, a simple analog mixer, and a 49-note keyboard to create a polyphonic and polytonal analog synthesizer with eight oscillators.
The Oberheim Matrix 1000 is a single-space rackmount analog MIDI module containing 1000 Matrix 6 patches with six voices, each featuring two DCOs, a low-pass filter, two VCAs, three envelope generators, two LFOs, and two ramp generators.
The Oberheim Matrix 12 is a legendary 12-voice analog synthesizer from the mid-1980s, widely regarded as one of the fattest and most programmable analog synthesizers ever made. It features Matrix Modulation for extensive virtual patching, 15 types of LFOs and VCAs per voice, and a 61-key velocity- and aftertouch-sensitive keyboard. Notable users include The Orb, Vangelis, Technotronic, and Depeche Mode.
The Oberheim Matrix 6R is the rack-mount version of the Matrix 6, a six-voice analog synthesizer produced from 1986 to 1988. It uses DCOs for stability while retaining a fully analog signal path, and features Oberheim's Matrix Modulation system for extensive virtual patching capabilities. Notable users include Orbital, Philip Glass, Future Sound of London, Tangerine Dream, and Mouse on Mars.
The Oberheim OB-1 is a monophonic analog synthesizer released in 1978, notable as one of the first truly programmable analog synthesizers with 8 program memories. Based on the same architecture as the SEM, it features two VCOs and a switchable 2- or 4-pole filter. Notable users include Tangerine Dream, Rush, Vince Clarke, and The Grid.
The Oberheim OB-12 is a 12-voice hybrid synthesizer released in 2000, designed to emulate the classic analog Oberheim filter sounds using physical modeling synthesis. It features extensive hands-on controls with 22 knobs, 24 sliders, and 33 buttons, a ribbon controller, built-in effects, motion recorder, and oscillator morphing capabilities.
The OB-8 was the last of Oberheim's classic OB series, an eight-voice polyphonic analog synthesizer produced from 1983 to 1985. It featured a fully programmable architecture with dedicated knobs and sliders, switchable two- or four-pole filters, and Oberheim's proprietary digital buss system for connecting to other Oberheim instruments.
The Oberheim OB-Mx is a fully analog rackmount synthesizer designed by Don Buchla, featuring modular voice expansion from 2 to 12 voices and dual filter types per voice emulating both classic Oberheim and Minimoog characteristics. It was one of the few true analog polyphonic synths available with full MIDI programmability in the mid-1990s.
The Oberheim OB-SX is a smaller, lighter, and more durable live performance version of the flagship OB-X synthesizer, produced from 1980 to 1983. It uses identical VCO/VCF/VCA circuits to the OB-X with a voice card architecture similar to the OB-Xa, delivering the same rich analog character in a more portable package. Patch memory was replaced with ROM presets, and the programming interface was simplified to real-time filter and envelope controls.
The first in Oberheim's iconic OB series, a programmable polyphonic analog synthesizer available in four, six, or eight voice configurations, distinguished by its use of original SEM-style filters that give it a uniquely warm and open Oberheim character.
The OB-Xa is a massive analog polyphonic synthesizer from Oberheim, available in four, six, or eight voice configurations with a classic, thick Oberheim sound. It features two VCOs per voice, switchable 2-pole/4-pole filters using Curtis CEM3320 chips, and up to 120 patch memories. A staple of 1980s music, it was used by artists including Van Halen, Prince, Depeche Mode, and Jean Michel Jarre.
The Oberheim OB-Xk is a MIDI keyboard controller from 1986, originally designed to control Oberheim's Matrix and Xpander synthesizer modules. It features a 61-key velocity and aftertouch-sensitive keyboard with classic OB-style pitch and modulation controllers housed in a solid black metal case with wooden end-cheeks.
Oberheim's first official synthesizer, the Synthesizer Expander Module is a compact keyboardless analog voice module originally designed for layering with other monophonic synthesizers or serving as a versatile backup sound source.
The Oberheim Two Voice is a duophonic analog synthesizer built by coupling two SEM (Synthesizer Expander Module) modules to a 37-note keyboard and an analog step sequencer. Introduced in 1975, it was one of the earliest programmable polyphonic synthesizers, predating most competing designs from ARP and Moog. Notable users include Vince Clarke and Vangelis.
The Oberheim Two Voice Pro is a modern reissue of the classic 1975-1979 analog duophonic synthesizer, featuring two independently programmable voices with four VCOs and 56 mini-jack patch points. It retains the sonic character of the original while adding velocity-sensitive and aftertouch-capable keys, an enhanced mini-sequencer, and MIDI connectivity.
The Oberheim Xpander is a six-voice analog synthesizer module and the desktop version of the Matrix-12, sharing an identical voice architecture. Widely regarded as one of the most flexible non-modular analog synthesizers ever built, it excels at producing thick analog basses, pads, and complex evolving textures through its extensive modulation routing capabilities.
Aeolian Meditation is a complex addictive-additive synthesizer playground with a unique a-symmetrical design capable of generating unique and beautiful melodies, meditative and hypnotic drone tones, movie and musical soundscapes.
$29
The Octave Cat is a dual-oscillator analog synthesizer produced from 1976 to 1981, offering monophonic and duophonic operation. Known for its similarity to the ARP Odyssey, which led to a lawsuit from ARP in the late 1970s, the Cat became an affordable alternative that found favor with artists like Devo, OMD, and the Chemical Brothers.
A compact single-oscillator monophonic analog synthesizer from Octave Electronics with a sub-octave generator, producing quick and dirty bass, lead, and percussive sounds.
The Voyetra 8 is an 8-voice polyphonic analog synthesizer produced by Octave Plateau from 1983 to 1986. It features an unconventional two-piece design consisting of a 61-note velocity- and aftertouch-sensitive remote keyboard (VPK-5) and a separate synthesis module. Notable users included New Order, Depeche Mode, Eurythmics, and producer Trevor Horn.
An analog pad synth. Features: 2 oscillators (each with its own ADSR). Detune. Phase mod. Low/band/hi pass filter. Flanger and panner, bpm
$100
Uses only sine waves. 4 phase modulations. 4 oscillators. ADSR filter and volume. Auto pan mix osc a/b mix osc c/d. 100 presets.
$49
A-smalli by odo synths is a virtual instrument audio plugin for windows. It functions as a VST plugin.
$59.99
Features 3 oscillators: every oscillator has a fine tune, octave, pw, volume and 5 different waveforms. Mod oscillator for pulse width and for phase modulation.
$149
Arctic Keys is a virtual analog synthesizer for ipad featuring a classic dual-oscillator subtractive synthesis design.
$60
Cinematic ensembles and divisi created with award-winning composer benjamin wallfisch, this collection redefines string orchestration.
€799
Flagship brass instruments and ensembles combining a powerful sound with the flexibility for intricate arrangements, Berlin Brass has become the gold standard sample collection for orchestral brass and is now available for sine.
€799
The emotive orchestra Berlin Orchestra Inspire 2 expands upon the fast-flowing creative freedom of its predecessor with an emotional and atmospheric approach. Designed with a streamlined workflow for creating moods and atmospheres, inspire 2 is perfect for underscoring and capturing ideas fast.
€399
Expressive and detailed solo strings—take control of four virtuoso soloists, ready to perform each note with nuance and expression.
€399
Combining five meticulously captured string sections with a wide array of articulations and exceptional dynamic range, Berlin Strings has earned its reputation as the definitive orchestral strings collection. Mid-sized ensembles provide exceptional detail and definition, enhanced with multiple legato modes, tempo-synced runs, and even a choice of attack options for your long notes.
€699
Flagship woodwind instruments part of the acclaimed berlin series, Berlin Woodwinds raises the bar for detailed and true-to-life woodwinds.
€399
The OSCar is a monophonic analog synthesizer produced by the Oxford Synthesiser Company from 1983 to 1986. It features dual digitally controlled oscillators with analog filters, additive synthesis capabilities, and a built-in sequencer packed into a compact 37-key keyboard.
The PAiA Fatman is a DIY analog monophonic synthesizer kit featuring two sawtooth oscillators, a 12dB resonant lowpass filter, and MIDI-to-CV conversion, available in both rack-mount and desktop module configurations.
The PAiA Proteus 1 is an ultra-rare analog monophonic synthesizer sold as a DIY kit between 1978 and 1982, with only 70-80 units produced. It features dual CEM-based oscillators, a resonant lowpass filter, 16 user-programmable patch memory locations, and a 37-key keyboard. Its extensive rear-panel CV patchbay allows integration with external modular synthesizers and sequencers.
The PAiA Stringz 'n' Thingz is a fully polyphonic analog string and piano synthesizer released in 1978 as a DIY kit. It was the largest kit ever produced by PAiA Electronics, offering two tonal voicings with a 37-key keyboard in a rugged flight case.
This is the first-ever virtual octave 8-string bass guitar plug-in: the handcrafted bassline buster std 8. The original bass was sampled and put into VST3/AU plugin format, so you can use it as MIDI instrument in your DAW.
$119
The Philips PMC 100 (Personal Media Composer) is a curious consumer-grade FM synthesizer from 1986 featuring a two-operator Yamaha FM chip, 25-key membrane keyboard, built-in sequencer with LCD notation display, and a cassette deck for saving compositions.
Big Bang Orchestra: Altair - section essentials by Vienna symphonic library. Big Bang Orchestra: Altair presents a different take on Vienna's orchestral sound.
$104
Big Bang Orchestra: Capricorn is a free bonus pack that adds three more musical patterns with ostinatos in 4th, 8th and 16th notes available in strings only versions as well as tutti versions. The patterns can be used in a variety of harmonic settings, adding drive and forward pushing energy to any arrangement, with pre-configured patches called stacked riffs also available.
$125
Providing a "tutti" orchestra is a first for Vienna symphonic library. We've recorded our entire synchron stage orchestra playing together, all at once, with multiple microphones. Capturing the sheer power of a Massive orchestra with the signature acoustics of synchron stage Vienna's stage a was one of the most riveting sampling experiences we've ever had.
$349
Choirs have always been an archetypal and powerful means of adding human vibrancy, soul and glory to any piece of music, and these choirs from our big bang orchestra do exactly that. Drawing from their manifold experiences of singing for major movie and game productions, the synchron stage choir delivers emotional performances and a clear style with reduced vibrato that is widely used in modern scores.
$174
Big Bang Orchestra: Hercules includes ensemble recordings of four bass trombones, one bass tuba, and one contrabass tuba that plays an octave below the other instruments and can be individually turned on or off.
$104
Bbo: izar includes all of the articulations of the low brass prequel hercules, sans legatos, played as clusters. You get short notes, marcatos, several dynamic articulations (sfz, sffz, various crescendos and decrescendos), flutter tonguing, trills, glissandos and fast repetitions, all played as half-tone clusters consisting of three adjacent semitones.
$93
During the last several years of recording big projects for film, games and commercials at synchron stage Vienna, our engineers have had extensive experience recording various horn ensemble sizes. Having identified a sweet spot of six double horns, that's the ensemble size we chose for the recordings of Big Bang Orchestra: Jupiter. Its compelling sound is well rounded from pianissimo to fortissimo, and it's extremely powerful in the louder ranges.
$104
Big Bang Orchestra: Neptune includes tutti recordings of all 13 woodwind instruments that correspond exactly to the ones included in the big bang orchestra modules, where the entire orchestra is playing at once. In big bang orchestra: neptune, the tutti ensemble of all the woodwinds brings together 13 musicians with their diverse instruments, from the piccolo to the contrabassoon.
$104
Big Bang Orchestra: Orion offers four separate ensembles of flutes, oboes, clarinets and bassoons, with three musicians playing in unison in each ensemble. For each ensemble, all three musicians performed together and were recorded together with an array of microphones, including individual close mics for each ensemble, mid mics, decca tree (left - center - right), surround and high surround outriggers.
$213
Big Bang Orchestra: Regulus FX strings: ready-to-use musical elements and textures, from ethereal pads to pulsating patterns.
$213
This all-new collection of woodwind tones and phrases offers two main categories: low winds and high winds. The low winds section consists of an ensemble of three contrabassoons, two bassoons, one contrabass clarinet and two bass clarinets. Together, they perform the fundamental lows, with articulations such as short notes (both bold and agile), long notes, espressivo, short and long swells, sforzatos, sforzatissimos, and flutter tongues.
$104
Big Bang Orchestra: Ursa 2nd violins: ensemble of 2nd violins with all the essential articulations. Taken from synchron strings pro.
$93
This string section pack brings the realism and artistry of synchron strings pro to the big bang orchestra. Bbo: vega is packed with vivid ensemble performances, featuring eight acclaimed viola players from the synchron stage orchestra who perform frequently on diverse productions from hollywood film scores to movie trailers, bbc documentaries and classical recordings.
$93
This string section pack brings the realism and artistry of synchron strings pro to the big bang orchestra. Bbo: xenia is packed with vivid ensemble performances, featuring six acclaimed bass players from the synchron stage orchestra who perform frequently on diverse productions from hollywood film scores to movie trailers, bbc documentaries and classical recordings.
$93
For the second vocal installment of the big bang orchestra we were happy to enlist the talents of the internationally acclaimed "gumpoldskirchner spatzen" children's choir. With a tradition of over 70 years, this illustrious choir has performed at the Vienna state opera, many years at the famous "christmas in Vienna" concerts, as well as on countless recordings with luminaries such as leonard bernstein, sir george solti, claudio abbado, diana ross, michael bolton, charles aznavour and many others.
$104
Big Bang Orchestra: Zodiac marks the daring finale of our monumental series. With 112 string players alone, the Massive sound of its oversized ensembles makes for a bold statement that elevates and enriches your arrangements with epic breadth and power. The collection includes seven ensembles: first violins 30 players, second violins 26 players, violas 20 players, cellos 22 players, basses 14 players, horns 12 players, trombones 9 players.
$413
The bsendorfer 290 imperial was tuned and regulated by the piano manufacturer's best engineers and piano technicians. Its 54 GB sample set includes unlooped sustain samples in pedal up and pedal down variations, tone repetitions, real recorded sustain pedal resonances, multiple release samples and key noises. Each of the two listening positions totals at 4,675 samples.
$149
$549
The Bumblebee is a noise machine and drone synthesizer created by Barcelona-based Plankton Electronics. Available as both a DIY kit and a fully assembled desktop unit, it generates aggressive, experimental sounds through three square-wave oscillators with patch bay capabilities.
A quick and easy synthesizer with a giant sound and a super fun sequencer, mastering bass sounds. Features unique X-Modifiers for programming complex sounds, suited for Electronica, Synthpop, Drum and Bass, Ambient, and Rock.
$39.99
Modern cult classic software synth bringing authentic, gritty analog hardware sound. Packed with sweet spots, easter eggs, and quality effects, BA-1 is a synthesizer plugin that feels like a real instrument.
$69
Virtual instrument revisiting an acclaimed analog synthesizer expander module with fully-analog discrete circuits and a classic state-variable 2-pole filter. Brainworx's first virtual instrument, drawing from their extensive analog audio experience.
$49.99
Based on the legendary British hardware synth OSCar, featuring a hybrid architecture combining digital oscillators with analogue filters. Includes a wavetable editor blending digital clarity with analog warmth for pads, bells, and leads.
$64.99
Analog synthesizer plugin driven by 26 vacuum tubes, featuring two tube-driven oscillators, a 4th order ladder filter, and a ring modulator. Based on one of the most rare synths in production, handcrafted in small batches by Jonte Knif.
$49.99
Dual-oscillator synthesizer with 26 modes per oscillator including FM synthesis, subtractive, additive, super oscillator stacks, and microsound. Features optional stereo mode and tuning drift.
$100
An era-spanning sound design playground born from the lineage of modular synthesis. Captures radical 1970s experimentation and reimagines it for today, offering shimmering oscillations, rich modulation, and colorful effects.
$64.99
Software recreation of Waldorf's first instrument, the Microwave, originally released 35 years ago. A multi-year modeling effort that analyzed and recreated the original hardware down to the finest sonic details.
$99
An extraordinarily accurate sonic replication of the legendary Minimoog Model D, augmented with a host of new features pushing familiar tones into previously unexplored sonic realms.
$64.99
Sonically faithful emulation of the original 1993 Novation Bass Station, extensively enhanced with polyphony, unison modes, and expanded capabilities while retaining its raw, punchy analog character.
$64.99
The world's first officially endorsed emulation of the famous 80s Oberheim OB-X synth. Preserves the sound everybody loves while lending itself to Electronica, EDM, Drum and Bass, Ambient, Rock, Hip Hop and more.
$64.99
Emulation of the classic Oberheim TVS synthesizer with true duophony, enabling two independent voices simultaneously for harmonically rich, evolving soundscapes. Features a built-in sequencer and extended modulation.
$39.99
A fresh and hugely enhanced rebuild of the multi-award winning Oddity software synthesizer, based on the legendary ARP Odyssey. Retains the fundamental architecture while extending its sonic capabilities.
$64.99
Sound design synthesizer employing AI and neural network principles to generate an infinite array of unique sounds. Features the RANDOM wheel as a gateway to two distinct systems: the Synth and the Resonator, with hundreds of parameters.
$65
Unique percussive mono synthesizer with 25 distinct percussive engines, expressive controls, and a focus on randomization. Designed for musicians and sound designers looking to create unique and evolving percussive sounds.
$75
The sound engine of the legendary Waldorf Streichfett hardware now available as a plug-in. Features a clearly structured interface with direct access to all sound shaping parameters and a continuously scalable UI.
$69
Cutting-edge software synthesizer built on a novel Spectral Synthesis method. Designed for modern electronic music production, creating punchy, snappy, and aggressive sounds.
$39.99
The go-to Virtual String Machine instrument containing sounds from 46 classic and rare string machines. Two layers allow unique fusion of instruments with 1900+ presets and over 11.5 GB of data.
$64.99
A virtual recreation of the Casio CZ series phase distortion synthesizers.
Avedis Mutter Monolith Bass is a powerful bass VST featuring the signature sound design of avedis mutter.
$34.97
Black-box keyboards provides several high quality keyboards in a single plug-in for a low price: 3 acoustic pianos. 1 electric piano. 2 rhodes.
$149
BIAS Amp 2 gives you the power to create your dream tone by giving you the tools you need to build your own custom amplifier.
$99
Completely re-engineered, higher-resolution dsp engine with hundreds of improvements delivers the ultimate in responsive, detailed and varied guitar tones.
$99
The Transcendent 2000 is a monophonic analog synthesizer designed by Tim Orr and sold as a kit by Powertran in 1978. Originally conceived as an affordable DIY alternative to commercial synthesizers, it features a single VCO, switchable lowpass and bandpass filter, and a 37-key keyboard. Notably, it was the first synthesizer owned by Joy Division and can be heard on their debut album Unknown Pleasures.
The Powertran Transcendent DPX was a DIY synthesizer kit designed by Tim Orr (formerly of EMS), sold from the late 1970s until 1982. It featured selectable piano, strings, and brass voices with full 61-note polyphony, touch sensitivity, and built-in effects including chorus, vibrato, and delay. Due to its complexity across multiple circuit boards, fewer units were successfully completed compared to Powertran's simpler kits.
The PPG 1002 is a rare monophonic analog synthesizer designed by Wolfgang Palm in 1976. Only an estimated 25 to 100 units were manufactured, making it one of the scarcest vintage synthesizers on the market. Despite its simple architecture, the 1002 delivers a distinctive and highly sought-after analog sound.
The PPG KX5 is a 37-note remote MIDI keyboard controller with velocity and aftertouch sensitivity, designed for controlling synthesizers and modules from the stage. It features a ribbon controller for pitch and modulation effects, along with unison, sustain, and portamento buttons and a breath controller input.
The final and most ambitious product from PPG, combining analog modeling, FM synthesis, wavetable synthesis, and sampling into a single all-digital workstation with a built-in monitor and graphical interface.
The PPG Wave 2 is a German-made hybrid synthesizer that combines digital wavetable oscillators with analog VCF and VCA sections, first released in 1981. Developed with input from Tangerine Dream, it became renowned for its rich pads, brass, and bass sounds, and was used by artists including David Bowie, Depeche Mode, and Jean Michel Jarre.
Atmos Piano have a soft and unique sound, perfect for intimate ambiance, or cinematic bed. It comes with an easy-to-use interface, to keep you focused on music.
$29
4g simply stands for 'four generators'. This multi synth contains a sampler, wavetable synth, pure synthesis, FM synth and 4g actually fuses multiple sounds into one unified sound, creating new, original sounds that have never been heard before.
$59
Features velocity-sensitive filters with 4 types and adsr envelope control, up to four oscillators per note with multiple waveform options including sine, saw, ramp, triangle, pulse and noise (white/pink), with individual pan, volume and pulse width controls for each oscillator.
$149
BASE is a synthesizer that treats the bass and the kick as a combined musical entity: they are linked in terms of volume, spectrum and timing so they work together perfectly in your mix.
€29.99
Bandoneon consists of a philological reproduction of an historic alfred arnold Bandoneon made in Germany in the '50s.
$38
The Bayan is a type of chromatic button accordion developed in russia in the early 20th century. It's used for classical and contemporary music.
$239
Aethereal is an ambient vector synth equipped with several atmospheric sounds, tones and FX for creating evolving soundscapes and textures.
$149
Features include 2 cross-fading oscillators with phase distortion on osc1, unison detune, and an arpeggiator section that can also be used as a MIDI arp.
$55
4Padz is a plugin designed for dark pads creation. This plugin counts with 3 FM mini-synths, 3 waveforms per synth, LFO with envelope, stereo spread, and 5 effects: reverb, equalizer, chorus, phaser, and chorder (play chords instead of notes).
$25
Psytrance Plugins presents their first product BassTek. BassTek is a psytrance bass generator for Windows 64-bits and macOS AU 64-bits.
$25
The pulsar 900 Series Modular Synthesizer is the result of painstaking analysis and detailed modeling of classic, large format, analog synthesizer modules. Great care has been taken to make sure that both sound and operation are as close as possible to hardware modules.
$149
The Quasimidi PolyMorph is a virtually analog desktop synthesizer and sequencer released in 1999 as the successor to the RaveOLution 309. It features four independent synth and drum sound modules with three oscillators per voice, dual resonant filters, and a 16-step sequencer with real-time performance controls. Notable users include Orbital, Jean-Michel Jarre, and The Prodigy.
The Quasimidi Quasar is a digital rack-mount synthesizer from the early 1990s that employed Multi-Algorithm Sound Synthesis (M.A.S.S.) to simulate vintage analog sounds without traditional oscillators. It features 1000 onboard ROM sounds, 16-part multitimbral capability with General MIDI compatibility, and two built-in effects processors including a vocoder. Popular within the dance music scene of the 1990s, it offered a user-friendly interface with clearly labeled controls and a large 2x40 character LCD display.
The Quasimidi Raven is a 24-voice digital performance synthesizer released in 1996, designed for creating dance music both live and in the studio. It integrates a Rave-O-Lution 309 synth engine into a professional 61-key keyboard with an 8-track pattern sequencer, arpeggiator, real-time control knobs, and integrated effects processing. Notable users include BT and Jean Michel Jarre.
The Quasimidi Sirius is a 28-voice digital performance synthesizer released in 1998, designed for the dance music market with extensive hands-on controls for live performance and studio work. It features dual oscillators with 128 synth waves, 365 drum and percussion samples, a modern vocoder, switchable 12/24dB filters with overdrive, and a 7-track pattern-based sequencer. Notable user includes KMFDM/MDFMK founder Sascha Konietzko.
The Quasimidi Technox is a 1U rack-mount rompler built on the Raven engine, purpose-designed for techno and rave music with aggressive basses, acid leads, classic drum machine kits, and a built-in 16-track sequencer.
BarChimes is an accurate physics simulation of a set of bar chimes, which includes collisions, slides and multi-chain hits of 36 semi-tone tuned bars.
$129
An 8-voice expandable digital synthesizer from Radikal Technologies featuring three oscillators per voice with continuously variable waveforms, dual filters, four effects buses, a built-in accelerometer for motion-controlled sound design, and a 61-key keyboard.
The Radikal Technologies Delta CEP A is a semi-modular digital synthesizer released in 2018 by the German company Radikal Technologies. It features an eight-voice RT-311 Swarm Oscillator engine, a switchable digital and analog multi-mode filter, and an interpolator with snapshot morphing functionality. Available in both desktop and Eurorack formats.
The Spectralis is a hybrid synthesizer and groovebox from Radikal Technologies that combines a monophonic analog/digital synth engine with a 32-voice polyphonic multisampling engine. It features an advanced 24-track step sequencer and an 11-track drum matrix, making it a comprehensive tool for electronic music production and live performance.
Create, shape, design and play endless realistic timbres, morph in real time. The engine comes with 4 modules through which you can mix, shape, play and morph multi-sample instruments and create endless realistic sound colours.
$99.95
Acoustic Dhol 3 is the world's first and the most powerful and unique dhol drum synthesizer engine to create real indian dhol sound inside your digital audio workstation.
Acoustic Dhol 3 Lite is the world's first and the most powerful and unique dhol drum synthesizer engine to create real indian dhol sound
$59.99
The Realistic Concertmate MG-1 is a 2-VCO monophonic/polyphonic analog synthesizer built by Moog for Radio Shack in 1981. Designed as an affordable entry point to Moog synthesis, it features a genuine 24dB/octave lowpass filter and shares its architecture with the Moog Rogue. A unique divide-down polyphonic organ section and RCA connectivity made it accessible to home musicians looking for authentic analog sounds on a budget.
An FM synthesizer with four operators, multiple algorithms, and extensive modulation routing. Features a modern interface for creating everything from classic FM electric pianos and bells to aggressive basses and complex evolving timbres.
A modular synthesizer with a patchable signal flow featuring four oscillators, two filters, waveshapers, sample-and-hold, and extensive CV routing. Brings the deep sound design capabilities of hardware modular synthesis into the Reason Rack.
From stacks of buzzing sawtooths to shimmering sonic explorations, Reason's monster synth has you covered.
A physical modeling string instrument that synthesizes realistic bowed string sounds in real time. Models the interaction of bow, string, and body resonance for expressive violin, viola, cello, and experimental string performances without relying on samples.
A granular synthesizer that deconstructs audio samples into tiny grains and reassembles them into evolving textures, pads, and otherworldly sounds. Features four sample slots, grain density and size controls, pitch randomization, and built-in effects.
A wavetable synthesizer inspired by the legendary Waldorf Wave, featuring multi-sampled wavetables with four layers of sound that can be blended and modulated for rich, evolving timbres.
Fusing the best parts of granular and wavetable synthesis, it has a sound like nothing else.
Tailor-made for deep basslines, this is exactly what you need to add that rumble and punch to your low end.
Synthesize reality with Objekt, a physical modeling synth for new and unique acoustic sounds.
Parsec 2 brings the futuristic sound of additive synthesis to the Reason Rack. Using additive synthesis by adding overtones to sine wave signals, it creates complex timbres ranging from analog-style sounds to rich, animated textures. Features two signal generators producing up to 512 sinewaves each, two modifiers per generator, envelopes, partial widening controls, audio input, and a modulation matrix.
A dual-layer synthesizer combining two independent synth engines with crossfading and modulation between layers. Features classic analog-style oscillators, filters, and envelopes with a modern interface for creating rich, evolving pad and lead sounds.
Subtractor is a polyphonic synthesizer that employs subtractive synthesis to generate sounds ranging from warm pads to deep bass tones. It features two oscillators with 32 waveforms and phase offset modulation, FM synthesis, dual linkable filters, three ADSR envelopes, and extensive velocity control.
Thor Polysonic Synthesizer is a semi-modular instrument with powerful synthesis capabilities, combining six oscillator types and four filter designs drawn from 50 years of synthesizer history. It features a 16-note analog-style step and modulation sequencer, a shaper with nine distortion types, and a deep modulation matrix.
The synth features four oscillators with pwm, two resonant filters, and a ping-pong effects basis. Built-in effects include distortion, delay, and reverb to shape the sound.
$29
A ROM synthesizer with a large library of high-quality sounds and an intuitive interface.
A polyphonic synthesizer combining analog modeling, FM, additive, and wavetable synthesis.
Activ8 is finally here and it's a beast. Grab the demo and try it for yourself. Main features: over 300 factory presets. 250 waveforms
$99
The Rhodes Chroma is a rare analog synthesizer produced from 1982 to 1984, with only approximately 3,000 units manufactured. Originally an ARP project, Rhodes picked up its development after ARP dissolved in 1981, making it one of the most sophisticated analog synthesizers of the early 1980s with 16-voice polyphony and computer interface capabilities.
A six-voice analog polyphonic synthesizer from 1984 with ARP-derived character, velocity-sensitive keyboard, 132 patch presets, and full MIDI implementation.
Bad Bad Lead is a dedicated leadline synth offering two oscillators: a sawtooth wave sampled from a 1970s goodwill transistor signal generator, and a super-sine sinewave oscillator one octave above, which is taken from a 1940s taylor valve (tube) signal generator.
£3.95
Albino-3 legend is the resurrection of a software synthesizer from the past. Originally released in 2006, albino-3 was the result of a collaboration between virtual instrument designer peter linsener and dutch sound designer and musician Rob Papen. Now reborn as albino-3 legend and with rob's in-house programmers now at the helm they have added VST3 support, different gui sizes, and compatibility with the latest pc and mac operating systems and processors.
$199
Bit stands for back in time and represents time travel level 2. Bit-2's main focus is on analogue modelled synthesis, focusing on the charm of classic analogue type of synthesis that has not yet been covered in this form by the Rob Papen brand.
$99
$99
When it was first released in 2005 'blue' already reflected rob papen's cutting-edge, creative, and — most importantly — musical approach.
$149
A crossfusion synthesizer combining subtractive, FM, phase distortion, and waveshaping synthesis.
Six-voice DCO synthesizer expanding on the Alpha Juno 1 with a 61-key velocity-sensitive keyboard and additional performance controls.
The Alpha Juno-1 is a 6-voice polyphonic synthesizer released by Roland in 1986, featuring digitally controlled oscillators paired with a 24dB analog lowpass filter. It replaced traditional sliders with membrane buttons and the Alpha Dial for parameter editing, offering solid sound quality at an affordable price point. The synth is well-regarded for bass synthesis, particularly acid-style basslines, and includes chord memory, portamento, and a capable MIDI implementation.
Roland synthesizers have inspired artists and defined genres for decades. With the analog polysynth collection, you get five of our most revered synthesizers from the late '70s and early '80s. Backed by our analog circuit behavior (acb) technology, these iconic instruments are brought to life with breathtaking realism in your DAW or system-8 hardware.
$1,199
The Roland CMU-810 is a rare analog monosynth expander module sharing the same sound engine as the MC-202 and SH-101. It requires external CV/Gate control to operate and is capable of producing the classic Roland bass and lead sounds that have become staples of electronic music.
The Roland D-110 is a 1U rackmount synthesizer module based on Roland's Linear Arithmetic Synthesis (LAS) engine, offering a more affordable alternative to the D-50. It features 32-voice polyphony, 9-part multitimbral capability, and six individual outputs, making it a versatile studio sound module for the late 1980s.
A groundbreaking digital synthesizer that introduced Linear Arithmetic Synthesis, combining short PCM attack transients with sustained digital waveforms to produce richly textured, immediately playable sounds with built-in effects.
The Roland EM-101 Sound Plus is a compact analog synthesizer module offering classic 1980s keyboard sounds with 8-voice polyphony, a rich analog filter, and Roland/Boss stereo chorus.
The Roland Gaia SH-01 is a virtual analog modeling synthesizer that carries on the SH-series tradition of hands-on tweaking, user-friendly layout, and compact design. It features a unique three-layer virtual architecture where each of its three oscillators has its own dedicated filter, amplifier, and LFO, enabling complex layered patches. Weighing under 10 pounds with battery power capability, it is a portable synthesis tool suited for both stage and studio use.
The Roland GR-300 is an analog guitar synthesizer released in 1980 that transforms guitar signals into rich, polyphonic synthesizer tones. Designed as a floor-mounted unit for live performance, it connects to a compatible Roland guitar controller and can output guitar, synth, or a mix of both signals. It was notably used by Pat Metheny, Andy Summers, Robert Fripp, Adrian Belew, and Pete Townshend.
The Roland GR-500 is a guitar-controlled analog synthesizer released in 1977, representing Roland's first entry into guitar synthesis. It uses a modified guitar with a special pickup system connected to a synthesizer module via a proprietary 24-pin interface, predating MIDI. The system offers Bass, Solo Synth, and String sounds with adjustable VCO, VCF, VCA, and LFO sections, though it lacks any patch memory.
The GR-700 is a stomp-box guitar synth featuring the same synth engine as the JX-3P. It pairs with the G-707 guitar controller via a 24-pin cable, allowing musicians to play synth sounds with a guitar instead of a keyboard.
The Roland HS-60 is a consumer-oriented version of the Juno-106 synthesizer with built-in speakers and an integrated amplifier, designed for home use. It features the same 6-voice polyphonic analog sound engine with digitally controlled oscillators, making it sonically identical to its professional counterpart. A stereo mix input allows users to layer external audio sources through the internal speakers for standalone jamming.
The Roland JD-800 is a programmable digital synthesizer released in 1991, designed to bring hands-on control back to digital synthesis with a panel covered in dedicated sliders. Built around ROM-based waveforms and multimode filters, it offers 24-voice polyphony and 6-part multitimbrality in a rugged metal chassis with a 61-key velocity- and aftertouch-sensitive keyboard.
The Roland JD-990 is an enhanced rack-mount version of the JD-800, featuring digital synthesis with analog-style editing parameters including lowpass filtering, ring modulation, oscillator sync, and frequency cross-modulation. It includes 6MB of ROM waveform data, a large LCD display for intuitive patch editing, and an onboard multi-effects processor with delay, reverb, phaser, distortion, chorus, and EQ.
Roland's first analog polyphonic synthesizer since 1986, combining a four-voice true analog section with a 64-voice digital SuperNATURAL engine in a single keyboard instrument.
The JP-8000 is Roland's pioneering analog modeling synthesizer, combining the warmth of classic analog synthesis with digital flexibility and MIDI capability. Featuring 49 velocity-sensitive keys and 38 front-panel controls, it enables real-time sound manipulation across diverse musical styles. It is widely regarded as a landmark instrument in the trance and electronic music scenes of the late 1990s.
Rackmount 10-voice virtual analog synthesizer with dual independent synth engines, motion control, and a built-in vocoder, building on the JP-8000's SuperSaw architecture.
A six-voice analog polysynth that became one of the most widely used synthesizers in music history, prized for its lush chorus-enhanced pads, intuitive single-knob-per-function layout, and reliable DCO-based tuning.
The first in Roland's beloved Juno series, a six-voice analog polysynth with digitally controlled oscillators that delivered punchy, warm tones at an accessible price point.
The Roland Juno-60 is a six-voice analog polyphonic synthesizer released in 1982 as an evolution of the Juno-6, adding 56 patches of memory storage. It remains highly regarded for its punchy, warm sound character and is often considered superior in tone to its successor, the Juno-106.
The Roland Juno-D is a budget-oriented digital wavetable synthesizer that revives the Juno name while departing from its classic analog predecessors. It offers 64-voice polyphony, 61 velocity-sensitive keys, and a streamlined interface with five front-panel knobs and a D-Beam controller for real-time sound manipulation. A Limited Edition variant doubled the waveform memory to 64MB and expanded the patch library to 706 patches.
The Juno-DS61 is an ultra-portable synthesizer weighing only 5.3 kg, designed for musicians who need lightweight gear without sacrificing sound quality or playability.
The Roland Juno-Stage is a 76-key stage performance synthesizer built around the digital sound engine from the Juno-G, with double the wave memory at 128MB. It features a semi-weighted keyboard, intuitive front-panel controls, and a comprehensive sound library including an 88-key stereo multi-sampled piano from the Fantom-X. Designed for gigging musicians, it prioritizes immediate sound access and live performance functionality over workstation sequencing capabilities.
The Roland Jupiter-4 was one of the first polyphonic synthesizers, featuring four individual voices that could be synced together for a fat monophonic lead. It included an assignable pitch wheel, eight memory locations, and a distinctive arpeggiator most famously heard in Duran Duran's "Rio." Released in 1978, it represented an early milestone in Roland's iconic Jupiter synthesizer line.
The Jupiter-6 is an incredible six-voice analog synthesizer with 12 analog oscillators, offering a sound unlike any other synthesizer. It serves as a scaled-down version of the Jupiter-8 with newly added MIDI control and better tuning stability.
Roland's flagship eight-voice analog polysynth from the early 1980s, featuring dual VCOs per voice, switchable filter modes, and a warm, expansive sound that defined an era of electronic music.
The Jupiter-80 is a 256-voice polyphonic performance synthesizer featuring Roland's Supernatural sampling technology for realistic acoustic sounds alongside a Supernatural Synth virtual analog modeled component. Designed as a live performance powerhouse, it combines digital sampling and virtual analog technologies in a 76-key semi-weighted keyboard. It also incorporates Behavior Modeling Technology for enhanced expressive playing capabilities.
The Jupiter-XM is a portable 37-key synthesizer that continues the legacy of Roland's iconic Jupiter line, combining classic design with a powerful modern synth engine. It faithfully recreates sounds from legendary Roland instruments including the Jupiter-8, Juno-106, SH-101, and XV-5080, along with drum machine emulations from the TR-808, TR-909, and CR-78. Powered by eight AA batteries with built-in stereo speakers, it is designed for both studio and on-the-go performance.
A 64-voice polyphonic rack-mount synthesizer from 1994 with 16-part multitimbral capability and four expansion slots, widely adopted by film composers and electronic music producers.
The Roland JV-30 is a 16-part multitimbral digital synthesizer released in 1992. It features 24-voice polyphony, a 61-note velocity and aftertouch sensitive keyboard, and compatibility with Roland's GS format for seamless MIDI integration. Its preset-based architecture and straightforward front-panel controls make it accessible for performers and newcomers alike.
The JV-80 is a 61-key digital synthesizer released by Roland in the early 1990s, featuring assignable sliders for hands-on parameter editing and 28-voice polyphony. It accepts SR-JV80 expansion boards for additional sound libraries across various categories. Though it lacks a built-in sequencer, it served as a solid performance and sound design platform and helped establish the foundation for Roland's later JV and XP series instruments.
A budget-oriented 61-key performance keyboard from Roland featuring PCM sample-based synthesis with 24-voice polyphony, 16-part multitimbrality, and four real-time editing sliders.
The Roland JX-10, also known as the Super JX, is a 12-voice polyphonic analog synthesizer released in 1986 that combines two JX-8P voice modules into a single instrument. Featuring a 76-note keyboard with velocity and aftertouch, it delivers an outstandingly warm and rich analog sound that remains popular in modern studios. Notable users include Pink Floyd, Duran Duran, The Cure, and Angelo Badalamenti.
A 61-key groovebox synthesizer from 1998 that combined Roland's dance-oriented sound engine with real-time performance controls and an eight-track pattern sequencer.
Roland's first MIDI-equipped synthesizer, the JX-3P is a six-voice polysynth with two DCOs per voice that shares its analog filter and VCA circuits with the renowned JUNO and JUPITER series.
The Roland JX-8P is a 6-voice analog polysynth from 1985 featuring two DCOs per voice, a 61-note velocity and aftertouch sensitive keyboard, and 64 patch memory locations. While its digitally controlled oscillators provide excellent tuning stability, the trade-off is a somewhat thinner and brighter sound compared to fully analog designs. The optional PG-800 programmer gives hands-on access to all synthesis parameters, compensating for the main panel's single data slider editing approach.
A monophonic analog synthesizer and sequencer from 1983 with a sound engine closely related to the TB-303 and SH-101, featuring a 2-channel CV/Gate sequencer and DIN sync capabilities.
The Roland MKS-30 is the rack-mount module version of the JX-3P, featuring six-voice analog polyphony with two DCOs per voice, velocity response, and expanded patch memory over its keyboard counterpart.
The Roland MKS-50 is a rack-mount version of the Alpha Juno synthesizer, delivering 6-voice analog polyphony with a DCO-based engine renowned for its acid basslines, lush chorus, and solid MIDI implementation.
The Roland MKS-7 Super Quartet is a multitimbral rack-mount analog module from 1986 that combines Juno-106-based melody, chord, and bass sections with TR-707-derived PCM drum sounds in a single unit.
The Roland MKS-70 is the rackmount version of the JX-10 Super JX, combining two independent JX-8P synth engines for 12-voice polyphony and a lush analog sound prized in modern production.
The MKS-80 Super Jupiter is a refined rack-mount version of the Jupiter-8, condensing 8-voice polyphony with 16 analog oscillators into a 2-space rack module. Its classic Roland analog filters and extensive modulation capabilities make it ideal for lush pads, drones, leads, and ambient textures. The optional MPG-80 programmer provides hands-on control for its comprehensive but otherwise tedious front-panel editing.
The Roland MT-32 is a multi-timbral sound module released in 1987 that uses Linear Arithmetic Synthesis, the same engine found in the popular D-50 synthesizer. Designed as an affordable desktop companion for MIDI keyboards, sequencers, and computer software, it offers 128 preset sounds across 17 instrument groups along with built-in rhythm presets. The MT-32 became widely adopted in early PC gaming as a de facto standard for game music and sound effects.
Roland's microprocessor-controlled monophonic analog synthesizer featuring dual VCOs, patch memory, and a resonant lowpass filter, designed as the mono companion to the Jupiter-4.
The Roland RS-50 is a 2003 entry-level 61-key synthesizer designed for live performance, featuring 64-voice polyphony and 640 preset tones built on Roland's ROM-based sound engine. It emphasizes straightforward sound selection with refined essential sounds including piano, strings, brass, and organ, along with performance-oriented features like Direct Access buttons, D-Beam controller, and chord memory. The RS-50 includes a phrase/arpeggio library with over 200 templates, 47 multi-effects types, and supports patch editing through an included software editor for PC and Mac.
The Saturn 09 is an analog organ synthesizer similar to the RS-09 which added a string sound. It can create sounds suitable for techno and ambient music, including low drone organ bass tones and blips. While not the best organ synthesizer, it is capable of producing creative results with imaginative use.
The SH-09 is a very stripped down monosynth from Roland's classic SH-series with a single oscillator offering PWM, ramp, square and noise waveforms. It features a VCA switchable between gate or envelope, a standard VCF, and sample-hold functionality for voltage-controlled filtering with external audio input capability.
The Roland SH-1 is a monophonic analog synthesizer from Roland's pioneering SH line, featuring one VCO with a sub-oscillator for classic analog basses, leads, and effects. Its architecture is similar to the SH-101, with a squelchy low-pass filter, flexible LFO modulation, and an auto-bend portamento effect, though it lacks an onboard sequencer or arpeggiator. The SH-1 has been used by Depeche Mode and Vince Clarke.
The SH-1000 was Roland's first-ever instrument, introduced in 1973 as one of the first compact affordable keyboard synthesizers in Japan. It is a monophonic analog synth with a single oscillator, lowpass filter, ADSR envelope, and two LFOs, designed to complement home organs with its wooden sheet music stand and organ-style preset selector tabs. Notable users include Vangelis, Human League, Blondie, The Band, and Jethro Tull.
Roland's iconic monophonic analog synthesizer featuring a single VCO with sub-oscillator, a self-oscillating lowpass filter, built-in arpeggiator and 100-step sequencer, and CV/Gate connectivity, available in gray, blue, red, and rare white finishes.
A dual-oscillator monophonic analog synthesizer from Roland's SH series, offering a richer sound than the single-oscillator SH-101 with a sub-oscillator, self-oscillating 24 dB lowpass filter, and CV/Gate connectivity.
The SH-2000, introduced in 1973, is Roland's second synthesizer and is essentially a limited version of the SH-1000. It is a single-oscillator monophonic analog preset synthesizer designed to sit atop a home organ, featuring 30 preset sounds selected via colorful tab switches.
Roland resurrected their SH-series of synthesizers with the SH-201, an analog modeling synthesizer that is both fun and easy to use with plenty of features and cool sounds at a great price. The instrument emphasizes accessible, hands-on performance capabilities with an organized panel layout.
The Roland SH-32 is a 4-part multitimbral desktop synthesizer module featuring Wave Acceleration Synthesis with up to 32 voices of polyphony. It combines virtual analog-style synthesis with built-in rhythm patterns, a 32-step arpeggiator, and 35 insert effects in a compact tabletop format. Released in 2001, it served as a more affordable alternative to Roland's JP-8000 and JP-8080 analog modeling synthesizers.
The Roland SH-3a is an early monophonic analog synthesizer featuring a single VCO with additive synthesis capabilities, allowing users to mix up to five waveforms simultaneously. Its organ-friendly control layout and compact form factor made it popular among keyboard players in the mid-1970s.
The SH-5 is a classic yet very advanced monophonic analog synthesizer from Roland, rivalled mainly by its successor the SH-7. It features two analog VCOs with triangle, ramp, square, and pulse waveforms, two LFOs, two multi-mode filters, two VCAs, and white and pink noise generators. Notable users include Eat Static and Freddy Fresh.
The Roland SH-7 is a duophonic analog synthesizer from 1978 featuring dual syncable VCOs, a mixer with distortion capabilities, and extensive modulation options. It builds on Roland's SH synthesizer line with enhanced creative control including a ring modulator, sample-and-hold circuit, and external audio input. The SH-7 is known for its aggressive, tweakable sound suitable for experimental and electronic music.
The Roland System 100 is a semi-modular monophonic analog synthesizer consisting of five interconnectable modules: the Synthesizer 101, Expander 102, Mixer 103, Sequencer 104, and Monitor Speakers 109. Produced from 1975 to 1979, it delivers a warm, classic Roland sound through its VCO, low-pass and high-pass filters, and ADSR envelopes. It is widely regarded as warmer-sounding than its successor, the System 100m, despite the latter's greater patching flexibility.
A monophonic analog bass synthesizer with a built-in step sequencer, originally designed as a guitarist's practice companion but destined to become the defining instrument of acid house and techno.
The Roland V-Synth is a flagship 61-key synthesizer released in 2003 that combines analog modeling, PCM waveforms with user sampling, and external audio processing through Roland's VariPhrase and COSM technologies. It features innovative real-time performance controls including the TimeTrip Pad and twin D-Beam controllers, enabling expressive manipulation of sound parameters such as pitch, time, and formant characteristics.
The RSF Kobol Expander is the rack-mount version of the French-made Kobol monophonic analog synthesizer, released in 1979. It features two VCOs with continuously sweepable waveforms, a 24dB lowpass filter, two ADS envelopes, an LFO, and a 2x8 step sequencer. With CV/Gate control and external audio processing capabilities, the Kobol Expander is a versatile and highly sought-after vintage analog sound source.
AZR3 is a triple drawbar organ plugin VST by Rumpelrausch Taips. It functions as a virtual instrument and virtual effect audio plugin for Windows.
$199
Created for facebook fans as a thanks for their feedback and support, ADHDidi is an additive synthesis plugin available for download from decadebridge.com
$149
Bohemian - cinematic street & new world instruments Bohemian is a diverse collection of 800+ exotic, traditional, and morphed instrument.
$299.99
808 Lab lets you play with the sound of the tr-808 as a chromatic instrument. Each tonal sound of the 808 has been tuned to perfection so you can play your favorite 808 sounds in key with your track using your piano roll.
$11
909 Lab lets you play with the sound of the tr-909 as a chromatic instrument. Each tonal sound of the 909 has been tuned to perfection so you can play your favorite 909 sounds in key with your track using your piano roll!
$5
Analog Waveforms is a free plugin featuring the basic waveforms of an analog synthesizer.
$149
Analog Waveforms Ds is a virtual instrument that uses at its core a sample set of a genuine analog synthesizer.
$29
Aurora Ambient Chords is a groundbreaking virtual instrument meticulously designed for drum and bass, jungle, ambient, new age, and liquid drum and bass music production.
$35
The Beskhu Upright Piano is a multi-sampled acoustic piano with a very warm, cozy, and lofi sound.
$29
A new approach to sound design. We created spectral models (violas, woodwinds, vintage synths, electric pianos, guitar, basses, etc) for acoustic instruments to be accessed via additive synthesis. Akoustic gives you a very precise and obsessive way to create new sounds, allowing you to tweak every partial in a detailed way. Envelope, tuning, offset or gain for any partial are accessible individually. This gives you an unmatched detailed editing power.
$99
BinauralAscension by SaschArt is a revolutionary program that combines the power of shepard tones with the power and effects of binaural beats. These tones have a unique property: they increase in frequency continuously without ever decreasing, creating a special effect on the psyche that influences energies and brain waves.
$449
Features: 2 waveform oscillators. Arpeggiator. ADSR envelope. LFO. LP/BP/HP filters. Mono mode. Pitch wheel switching to joystick.
$29
$120
Features: 2 synced oscillators. LP/HP/Moog filters. ADSR. Flanger. LFO. Delay. Joystick.
$199
The Fugue is a rare dual-section synthesizer built for Sequential Circuits by Italian organ maker Siel, combining a polyphonic string section with a monophonic analog synth in a single keyboard instrument.
The Sequential Max is a six-voice multitimbral analog synthesizer from 1984 that features individual VCFs per voice and dual onboard sequencers, though it suffers from limited user patch storage and a lack of real-time performance controls.
The Sequential Circuits MultiTrak is a six-voice analog synthesizer released in 1985 as an overhaul of the SixTrak, featuring sophisticated onboard sequencing and a 61-note velocity-sensitive keyboard. It combines classic analog synthesis with 99 memory patches, split/layer modes, stereo chorus, and a polyphonic sequencer with 1600-note memory.
A powerful monophonic synthesizer that distilled the essence of the Prophet 5 into a compact, affordable package with dual oscillators, a rich 4-pole lowpass filter, and versatile modulation routing.
A rare and imposing ten-voice analog polysynth that doubled the Prophet 5's architecture, pairing twenty oscillators with a polyphonic sequencer in one of the most ambitious synthesizers of the early 1980s.
The Prophet 5 is Sequential's reissue of the legendary five-voice polyphonic analog synthesizer originally designed by Dave Smith in 1978. The Rev4 edition features both Curtis and SSI filter options, 40 factory and 40 user programs, and the same warm, rich analog sound that defined a generation.
$3,499
A six-voice analog polysynth that holds the distinction of being the first commercially released synthesizer with MIDI, offering Prophet 5-derived circuitry at a more accessible price point.
The Prophet T8 was Sequential Circuits' finest analog synthesizer, featuring an 8-voice polyphonic architecture with a fat Prophet-5-like tone. Its 76 weighted keys with velocity and aftertouch earned it the reputation as the Rolls Royce of analog synthesizers, though it struggled commercially against the more affordable Yamaha DX7 upon its 1983 release.
Sequential's groundbreaking vector synthesizer combined four digital oscillators per voice with a joystick-controlled crossfade system and analog filters, producing an extraordinary range of evolving, cinematic textures.
The Sequential Circuits Six-Trak is a six-voice analog polyphonic synthesizer released in 1984, designed as an affordable entry point into the Sequential lineup. It features six VCOs with cross-modulation capabilities, a built-in arpeggiator, and a two-track sequencer, plus full MIDI control of all parameters. In Unison mode all six oscillators combine for rich, fat Moog-like tones, though its polyphonic mode can sound relatively thin without external chorus processing.
The Sequential Circuits Split-8 is an 8-voice programmable polyphonic analog synthesizer released in 1985, featuring Curtis 3394 SENTE chips and complete MIDI implementation. It offers flexible voice allocation modes from 8-voice polyphony down to unison, a built-in chorus effect, and a 61-key keyboard with split and layer capabilities. While its programming is limited to one parameter at a time via a single data knob, it delivers a characteristically thin Sequential sound that stands apart from competitors like the Roland Juno-106.
A hybrid Italian analog synthesizer combining a polyphonic orchestral string section with a monophonic synthesizer in a single splittable 49-key instrument, also marketed by Sequential Circuits as the Fugue.
The DK600 is an Italian programmable polysynth from the mid-1980s, also marketed as the Opera-6 in the UK. It features six voices with dual oscillators per voice (12 total DCOs), giving it a thicker sound than contemporary single-oscillator competitors like the Roland Juno-106 and Korg Poly-61. The instrument combines digitally controlled oscillators with analog filter circuitry and includes full MIDI implementation.
The DK70 is a fully programmable, battery-powered portable synthesizer featuring subtractive synthesis using DCO, VCF, and VCA technology, similar to Roland's Alpha Juno series. It excels at string sounds, pads, bass, and strange noises, with warmer and more analog qualities from its VCF and VCA sections compared to similarly designed competitors. It is an underrated synth targeted at live performers, though editing sounds is tedious due to limited front-panel controls.
The SIEL DK700 is a six-voice polyphonic analog synthesizer and an evolution of the Opera 6 with added MIDI functionality. It features dual digitally controlled oscillators per voice, six independent 24 dB/octave low-pass filters with resonance, and three LFOs for comprehensive sound design. Considered one of the best and rarest synthesizers SIEL ever produced, it delivers a fat, versatile analog tone.
The SIEL DK-80 is a 12-voice polyphonic analog synthesizer with digital control from 1985, bridging the gap between low-end mid-1980s Roland and Sequential instruments. It features bi-timbral capability with a split keyboard mode, essentially offering two polysynths in one 61-key velocity-sensitive instrument. Additional features include a 2-track realtime sequencer, chord memory, hold functions, and programmable stereo panning with sweeping effects.
The Siel Mono is an Italian analog monophonic synthesizer released in 1980 that combines preset and subtractive synthesis capabilities. It features a single DCO with a slider-based interface offering both ten orchestral presets and a free mode for basic waveform programming. Despite its simple architecture, the instrument is noted for its warm sonic character and ease of use.
The Opera 6 is a classic early 1980s Italian analog 6-voice polyphonic synthesizer that competed with the Roland Juno series. It features two oscillators per voice, three LFOs for extensive modulation, and a 61-key velocity-sensitive keyboard. Later versions added DCOs for improved tuning stability and MIDI support.
The main feature of this synthesizer is its sound: it has a va sound that immediately gets your attention. Quality oscillators and filters and outstanding on-board effects combine to create a very nice-sounding synth.
$30
Bacteria A vsti is inspired by elta solar synthesizer. It has 32 oscillators onboard that can be independently detuned to create rich sounds.
$129
Quirky and desirable dual oscillator that excels at metallic, cold, harsh, digital and screeching sounds. The first officially licensed Buchla plug-in with digital parts ported line by line and analog parts modeled component by component.
$99
Thru-zero oscillator masterpiece featuring an analog triangle core VCO capable of through-zero frequency modulation.
$45
The monophonic legend, perfected. A component-modeled software recreation of a classic early '70s analog synthesizer capturing authentic vintage sound with all original quirks intact.
$159
The most expressive synth of its time, redesigned. Models three legendary Japanese synthesizers from 1977, delivering the iconic sound heard on classic recordings.
$159
The industry-defining five-voice synth from 1980 with expertly modeled authentic sound, interactions, and performance of the hardware unit, including original factory presets heard on countless records.
$159
A '90s techno idol accurately emulated for faithful sound and feelings, with an authentically inspiring sequencer and arpeggiator designed for dance music production.
$99
The resurrection of a polyphonic icon. An '80s-era synthesizer faithfully emulated through circuit modeling on a component level, featuring authentic sound with modern innovations.
$159
A superb-quality bass synth with stereo source sounds from top-end boutique hardware, designed for modern, mix-ready bass production with complex organic overtones.
$99
Astonishingly sophisticated sound-generation macro oscillator featuring 40+ digital synthesis algorithms for producing complex sounds including classic waves, bells, percussion, and ambience.
$45
Peerless granular texturizer and sampling module that processes an audio stream into manipulable droplets, usable as a reverb, delay, or one-shot sampler with freeze functionality.
$39
A physical modeling phenomenon that uses excitation and resonance to create sounds, featuring three resonator models for generating everything from bells to whistles.
$39
An inspiring synth perfect for modern scoring and soundscaping, with nearly a hundred high-quality multi-waveforms and five Softube effects included.
$149
The polyphonic lead synth for modern producers and songwriters, featuring careful recordings of rare, expensive hardware synths and unrivaled Softube effects.
$99
Arido is an additive synthesizer with a simple FM feature and a subtractive filter. It includes a polyphonic driver to generate variety of timbres. That is, a distorter that works on each note separately.
$99
BabyTron is an analog and phase-distortion virtual synthesizer with step sequencer. It is the younger brother of supertron, with some important differences. It can be used to generate arpeggiated sounds, analog strings, bass, leads, pads and some acoustic emulations.
$5
The Solton K160 is a digital-analog hybrid preset synthesizer developed by Italian company Ketron Laboratories in 1990. It features 8-voice polyphony with 16 digital oscillators routed through eight CEM 3389 analog filter chips, housed in a 61-key velocity-sensitive keyboard. The 128 factory presets cover pianos, strings, brasses, organs, guitars, and basses, with 32 user Programs allowing up to 8 presets to be layered or split across the keyboard.
The Lyra-8 is a unique 'organismic' analog synthesizer from SOMA Laboratory featuring eight voices with tone generators based on electric organ principles rather than traditional VCOs or DCOs. It includes built-in dual delay lines with cross-feedback and a distortion effect, emphasizing experimental and unconventional sound design. The all-metal construction and innovative modulation architecture make it a distinctive instrument for exploring complex, evolving textures.
ANA 2 is a powerful 6-layer synthesizer plugin featuring three wavetable oscillators, three sample oscillators (multisamplers with velocity control), two analog-modeled filter sections, 26 FX units, a chord memory device, a 64-step polyphonic arpeggiator, analog pitch drift, and 500+ presets with four assignable macros each.
£140
Box Of Tricks is a unique collection of 13 instruments created with imogen heap, using her own instrument collection and voice.
€149
Acid Zone Retro, a freeware monophonic single oscillator synthesizer, is a synth that harkens back to the diy analog synths of the past.
$55
B-Line 303 is a bass-line synthesizer that captures the vibe and sound of classic edm and acid techno synthesizers from the 70s and 80s.
$119
Big Bang - Cinematic Percussion is a virtual instrument for Mac OS x and Windows. It features over 12 gigabytes of more than 200 instrument sounds.
$69.99
For this production, we've thrown our toys out of the pram... And sampled them all. Here's a treasure trove of bells, whistles, rattles, special percussion, animal calls and lots of other crazy musical toys that we could get our hands on.
€24.90
Abstructs is a collection of twelve max for live devices able to create sounds or perform sonic transformations that are typical to certain
$60
Æthernity is a collection of seven max for live devices oriented towards the creation of ethereal and atmospheric music.
$14
The Atmegatron is an 8-bit monophonic MIDI synthesizer from Soulsby, featuring a unique Wavetable PWM Synthesis engine. Housed in a stylish white aluminum case with walnut side panels, it delivers classic chiptune sounds with 32 factory waveforms, 15 digital filters, and built-in effects. The synth is fully open-source and hackable via the Arduino development environment.
Bamboo Dreams is a collection of widely used chinese woodwinds instruments. It does not only include solo woodwinds such as dizi, xiao, bawu, guanzi and hulusi, but also includes woodwinds ensembles.
$399
Bass Ray5 features a music man stingray 5 bass. The first bass designed by ernie ball music man, the stingray 5 was unveiled in 1987 and has been an industry standard for extended range basses ever since. With its powerful punchy sound, the added flexibility of additional pickups and a comfortably contoured body the stingray 5 satisfies even the most demanding of players.
$199
Bass Trio features 3 extraordinary bass instruments from lakland, silvertone and hofner. The 3 bass became a unique bundle which gave the musician the freedom to choose the bass sound they want. Musicians will have a wide range of choices of different bass sounds. And can cover metal, rock, pop or other music genres with ease.
$199
Bass X evolves your bass track into the next level of realism and musicality with a set of classic basses.
$299
BianZhong is a virtual instrument featuring a chinese chime bells - BianZhong. BianZhong is an ancient chinese musical instrument consisting of a set of bronze bells, played melodically.
$169
Bontabulous Fabtraption captures the vintage analog sounds of the unique bontempi HP 544-20. This italian synthesizer was introduced to the market in the late 1970s. It featured a 49-key keyboard and drum/rhythm machine, as well as a variety of knobs and faders to control layer volume, instrument type, envelope, modulation and filter.
$10
Artphase is a pd (phase distortion) synths and is capable of producing a variety of waveforms by distorting the read phase angles of sine and cosine waves.
$99
ArcSyn by SPC Plugins is a virtual analog modulator synth that is not based on any particular vintage hardware, but successfully captures the essence of that era of beasts. The purchase, download, install, and authorize process is simple and smooth. There are no dongles of any kind I.e., ilok, smarkkeys, etc.
$49
Boomed-FM is a free FM synth. Features: 3 wave oscillators as LFOs and three phase distortion main oscillators.
$1,199
The Spectral Audio Cyclus 3 is a hardware MIDI sequencer that brings analog-style sequencing to MIDI gear. It features 112 patterns with 8 tracks each, independent loop points per subtrack, and supports real-time recording, step-time entry, and direct knob input. The desktop module can also be rack-mounted with optional rack ears.
The Spectral Audio Neptune is an all-analog monophonic synthesizer in a 2U rack-mount format featuring three VCOs, a 24 dB cascade filter, and built-in MIDI and CV/Gate connectivity. Originally released in 1999, it was designed to deliver a fat Moog-type sound with an intuitive front-panel layout providing hands-on control of every parameter. A mkII revision followed in 2003 with improved components and added key-follow functionality.
The Spectral Audio ProTone is a monophonic true analog synthesizer from the mid-nineties designed for the modern MIDI studio. It features two analog VCOs, a resonant high/low-pass filter with selectable slope, a flexible LFO, and both MIDI and CV/Gate connectivity. Every parameter is accessible via front-panel knobs and switches with no hidden menus, making it a hands-on sound design instrument.
The Spectral Audio Syntrack is a 1U rack-mount monophonic synthesizer that combines a digital wavetable oscillator with an analog cascade filter and analog distortion stage. Produced from 1998 to 2008, it offers 99 program memories, full MIDI implementation, and a knob-per-parameter design aimed at delivering simple but characterful synth sounds.
Massive 3.6 gb core library of over 1,000 sounds by eric persing. Dynamic dual layering for over 1,000,000 mix combinations. Pads, ambiences, leads, basses, synths, strings, glass and fx.
£225
A flagship synthesizer combining multiple synthesis techniques with a vast sound library.
The second generation of Spectrasonics' flagship power synthesizer, featuring Audio Import, granular synthesis, over 400 morphing wavetable waveforms, and Hardware Synth Integration with 65+ supported synthesizers.
The flagship synthesizer of Spectrasonics, an instrument of extraordinary power and versatility that brings many different types of synthesis together into one amazing-sounding instrument.
A record breaking wall of sound comprised of 56 guitar amps, 4 subs on 4 levels of rigging, with sources from an unbelievable selection of vintage synths, drum machines, eurorack and guitars, all captured in the rarified space of air lyndhurst hall.
$99
In partnership with bbc studios and the world-famous bbc symphony orchestra, Spitfire Audio has captured what no other sample library has before: the musical synergy of a family of astoundingly accomplished players with a 90-year heritage of performances and recordings, expertly recorded at London's famous maida vale studios home of the bbcso.
$269
In partnership with bbc studios and the world-famous bbc symphony orchestra, Spitfire Audio has captured what no other sample library has before: the musical synergy of a family of astoundingly accomplished players with a 90-year heritage of performances and recordings, expertly recorded at London's famous maida vale studios home of the bbcso, and host to the beatles, hendrix and bowie.
$49
Spitfire's most detailed and versatile piano to date, the bbcso piano faithfully captures the live concert sound of a pristine Steinway model d grand, at the iconic home of the bbc symphony orchestra, maida vale studios. Recorded in concerto position in studio one, this highly expressive piano has been captured with the same expertly curated microphone positions, designed to blend seamlessly with the orchestra.
$29
In partnership with bbc studios and the world-famous bbc symphony orchestra, Spitfire Audio has finally been able to capture what no other sample library has before: the musical synergy of a family of astoundingly accomplished players with a 90-year heritage of performances and recordings, deep sampled at London's famous maida vale studios home of the bbcso, and host to the beatles, hendrix and bowie.
$29
Astra is a polysynth with FM, wavetable, granular, analog, and sampler oscillator sources—plus limitless customizability, presets galore.
$99
A granular synthesizer for creating evolving textures, pads, and atmospheric sounds.
The Steiner-Parker Minicon is a rare monophonic analog synthesizer from 1977, a simplified single-oscillator sibling of the Synthacon that nonetheless delivered a rich, dual-oscillator-like sound thanks to its distinctive circuit design.
The Steiner-Parker Synthacon is a portable three-oscillator monophonic analog synthesizer produced from 1975 to 1979, featuring the same circuitry as the larger modular SynthaSystem. Known for its fat tone, durable construction, and stable tuning, it rivals the Minimoog with a unique multimode filter that maintains full volume at high resonance settings.
The SynthaSystem is a compact, expandable modular analog synthesizer produced by Steiner-Parker from 1975 to 1979. While it didn't compete on the same level as EML, Moog, ARP, and EMS systems of the era, it excels as an analog processor and sound design machine with up to 74 knobs and switches. It is uncommon but can be an affordable alternative to similar vintage modular synthesizers.
Balkan Ethnic Orchestra is a highly unique and fresh sounding collection giving you access to a huge amount of eastern european soloists.
$399
The Analog Tone Chameleon is a monophonic rack synthesizer that uses swappable filter cartridges to emulate classic synth circuits from Moog, Roland, ARP, and Oberheim.
The ATCX is a 2U rack-mounted monophonic analog synthesizer from Studio Electronics featuring dual VCOs and four switchable analog filter types inspired by the Moog Minimoog, ARP 2600, Roland TB-303, and Oberheim SEM. It combines classic analog sound with digital control via a single rotary encoder interface and a 512-patch internal memory.
The Boomstar MK2 is a range of five single-voice monophonic desktop analog synthesizers from Studio Electronics, each differentiated by a distinct filter design. The five models -- 4072, SE80, 8106, 5089, and SEM -- reproduce the sonic character of classic filters from ARP, Roland, Yamaha, Moog, and Oberheim respectively. The MK2 revision features revoiced circuitry, improved panel layouts, and a diode-based feedback circuit for enhanced harmonic distortion and dynamic range.
The Studio Electronics Midimoog is a rackmount MIDI-equipped monophonic synthesizer built around an authentic Minimoog Model D circuit board. It faithfully recreates the legendary Minimoog sound with three oscillators and the classic 24 dB/octave Moog lowpass filter, housed in a compact rack module. Notable users include Fatboy Slim, Depeche Mode, Jean-Michel Jarre, and Nitzer Ebb.
The Omega8 is an 8-voice true analog synthesizer featuring dual VCOs, sub-oscillators, and multi-filter architecture per voice, all in a 4U rack module. It offers multi-timbrality across 8 MIDI parts, 256 sound patches, and a choice of classic filter circuits including Moog, Oberheim, Roland 303, and ARP 2600 voicings. Notable users include Hans Zimmer, Outkast, Dr. Dre, and E.L.O.
The Studio Electronics SE-1 is an analog monophonic rackmount synthesizer module designed to recreate the classic Moog sound. It features three discrete voltage-controlled oscillators, dual filter types modeled after Moog and Oberheim circuits, and extensive MIDI control with deep preset storage.
The Tonestar 8106 is a Eurorack synthesizer module by Studio Electronics that combines circuit elements from the Roland Jupiter 6 and Juno 106 into a compact 32hp format. Designed by Tim Caswell, it features a hybrid VCO drawing from Arp, Oberheim, and Moog designs, paired with a unique Jupiter-to-Juno filter combining a 6dB/oct high-pass with a recreation of the Roland IR3109 chip. With 27 potentiometers and 21 patch points, it offers deep hands-on control and extensive CV integration.
Admiralizor combines two synchronizable wavetable, sub and sample hold/track noise synthesizers with the flexibility and brilliance of a multi operator AM / rm / FM and pm cross synthesizer.
$199
Aparillo is an advanced 16-voice FM synthesizer, tailored for majestic sonic motions.
$11
Aparillo is an advanced 16 voice FM synth tailored for complex sound structures, majestic motions, moving and evolving soundscapes and atmospheres that are perfect for film, tv or games.
$299
Analogue Hits has been created with the goal of being the definitive 'analogue synth music' style sound pack available 'in the box'.
$8.99
A polyphonic synthesizer with multiple oscillator types and an extensive modulation system.
A polyphonic synthesizer with VA, FM, wavetable, and analog modeling oscillators.
$599
The alphaSyntauri was the first affordable digital synthesizer, released in 1980 by Syntauri Corporation at around $1,500 (Apple IIe not included). It combined an Apple II computer with specialized music synthesis hardware and software, offering computer-based synthesis at a fraction of the cost of competitors like the Synclavier and Fairlight. Notable users included Herbie Hancock and Laurie Spiegel.
The Syntecno TeeBee is a monophonic analog synthesizer designed as a dedicated Roland TB-303 bass line emulator with additional features. It features a single VCO with sawtooth and square waveforms, an 18dB 2-pole filter, ring modulator, external audio input, and CV/Gate connectivity. The unit can also serve as an external audio filter for processing drum loops, vocals, and other sound sources.
Basscomputer8 is a very minimalistic and easy-to-use virtual instrument plug-in - yet great and unique sounding!
$59.99
The Synton Fenix is a rare Dutch analog synthesizer hand-built in limited quantities, with only 75 units produced between 1997 and 2000. Designed by Marc Paping and Bert Vermeulen, it features 31 semi-modular modules including three VCOs, three VCFs, and three LFOs. Notable users include Martin Gore, Aphex Twin, and David Morley.
The Syrinx is a rare monophonic analog synthesizer produced in the Netherlands by Synton between 1983 and 1984. It features two VCOs, three flexible voltage-controlled filters, and a distinctive touch-sensitive pad for real-time parameter control. Only a few hundred units were produced, placing it in the same category as classic lead synths like the Minimoog and ARP Odyssey.
The Technics SX-WSA1 is a 64-voice digital synthesizer from 1995 that uses Acoustic Modeling Synthesis to combine PCM waveform drivers with DSP resonator modeling, offering 56 effects, a 16-track sequencer, and a 61-key velocity and aftertouch-sensitive keyboard.
A modest monophonic analog synthesizer from 1979 built by Matsushita under the Technics brand, featuring a single sawtooth oscillator and low-pass filter with a distinctly melancholic character.
The Microcon is a modern analog monophonic synthesizer module created by Swiss company Technosaurus, emulating classic Roland TB-303 and SH-101 designs. It features handmade discrete circuits in a compact format slightly smaller than the original TB-303. The Microcon II variant adds MIDI functionality for contemporary performance control.
The Technosaurus Selector is a Swiss-made analog modular synthesizer system available in multiple rack configurations, featuring high-quality modules with patch cord routing and optional MIDI integration.
Be careful what you wish for—we know you’ve had wet fantasies about a no-compromise, dual-CPU boosted and fully rebuilt sequencer, sampler, and performance instrument, based on the much-loved workflow of the OP–Z. Now including built-in CV, effect sends, and a best-in-class DAC. With 8 individual instrument tracks and 8 auxiliary tracks for controlling any external synthesizer, modular or otherwise, and adding effects. We dare to say it's probably the most complete, portable sequencer ever built. It's here. It's real. It's black. And it's got so much more than you've wished for.
$2,299
The PO-14 Sub is an ultra-compact bass synthesizer from Teenage Engineering's Pocket Operator series. It features multiple real synthesis engines including FM, subtractive, wavetable, and physically modeled strings, all packed into a pocket-sized form factor powered by two AAA batteries. A 16-step sequencer with 16 punch-in bass-oriented playing styles and built-in effects make it a surprisingly capable instrument for bass sound design.
The Teisco S100P is a monophonic preset synthesizer from 1979 featuring 32 built-in sounds and a compact 37-key keyboard with assignable aftertouch. Designed as a portable sound module that could sit atop another keyboard, it offers quick access to generic sounds through preset switching beneath the keys. It was manufactured under license from ARP Instruments and was also sold under the Kawai brand.
The SX-240 is an eight-voice, fully programmable polyphonic analog synthesizer released in 1984 under the Teisco brand name in Japan, though manufactured by Kawai. Featuring two DCOs and a sub-oscillator per voice, it delivers a big, wide analog sound suited for leads, basses, brass, drones, pads, and strings. It competed with contemporaries like the Korg Polysix and Roland Juno 6/60 but received limited market attention as digital instruments gained prominence.
The Teisco SX-400 is a four-voice analog synthesizer produced between 1981 and 1982, comparable to the Roland Juno 6 but with superior expression controls. It features dual LFOs, a self-oscillating resonant filter, built-in ensemble chorus, and a 49-key keyboard with aftertouch. The SX-400 offers 8 factory presets and 8 user-programmable memory locations with CV/Gate connectivity.
The Teisco Synthesizer 100F is a compact monophonic analog synthesizer featuring a single VCO and a 37-note keyboard. Originally produced under the Teisco brand and later relabeled by Kawai, it delivers classic analog bass, lead, and synth sounds through its resonant low-pass filter and versatile modulation routing. It also accepts external audio input for processing through its filters and envelopes.
The Teisco Synthesizer 110F is an early 1980s analog synthesizer manufactured by Kawai under the Teisco brand name. It features dual VCOs and a 37-note keyboard, serving as an upgraded version of the S60-F model with an updated look and expanded sound design capabilities.
APC punk console is a virtual re-creation of a popular diy circuit - the atari punk console. Apc is a square wave synthesizer that creates fun "lo-fi" sound and comes with user mod.
$199
$189
Features include 1x analog style sequencer, 1x saw osc, 1x adsr, and 1x multi-type filter section.
$95
AuToBaSsYx 2 is a virtual analog bass synth with an integrated 16 steps sequencer. Sequences are generated by a random function or from hand drawn patterns. Sequences can then, be arranged with the scaler module to stay in a desired scale or to create different melodies from the same inputed keys.
$29
B-400 is a simple synthesizer that provides a myriad of minor tonal variations to a core sound that falls somewhere in between an electronic piano and a basic poly-synth.
$149
Thenatan and global audio tools are bringing music makers across the globe a jam packed tool we like to call "Amazynth". Inspired by some music legends such as johnny juliano, cardo got wings, zaytoven beats and many more producers that have shaped today's urban music scene.
$79
Creating trap bells requires an understanding and incorporation of multiple instruments. We can tell you now that your worries have come to an end because we have developed the first & the last bells VST for you. And now, it's time to say goodbye to sample chopping & boring old sample libraries & be ready to create your best music to date!
$20
TAL-BassLine-101 is an accurate emulation of the popular Roland SH-101. It features a 24dB low pass filter calibrated for authentic analog sound, precise envelope modeling, real-time oscillator waveform generation, Filter-FM, built-in sequencer and arpeggiator, distortion effect, and microtuning support including MTS.
TAL-J-8 is a synthesizer plug-in that meticulously emulates the legendary Jupiter 8, calibrated after Togu Audio Line's own hardware device. It delivers authentic reproduction of the iconic sound with features including a calibration section for extreme resonance and filter overdrive, VCO-based unison with stereo spread, MPE support, and microtuning support.
TAL-Mod is a virtual analog semi-modular synthesizer with exceptional sound and almost unlimited modulation possibilities. Features 3 oscillators with saw/pulse/triangle/sine waveforms, noise oscillator, 2 high quality analog resonance filters with multiple modes, full stereo signal path, FM/ring modulation, hard sync, up to 7 sound generators per oscillator, 2 LFOs, 3 ADSRs, modulation envelope with spline/step modes, virtual patch cable routing, sequencer/arpeggiator, and effects.
TAL-NoiseMaker is a virtual analog synthesizer with a great sound and low CPU usage. Features 3 oscillators (including sub osc), pulse modulation, FM, oscillator sync, ring modulation, self-resonating 4x oversampled filters (7 filter types), 3 envelopes (filter ADSR, volume ADSR, routable ADSR), 2 LFOs with multiple running modes, built-in effects (reverb, delay, chorus, bitcrusher), velocity control, and up to 6 voices with portamento.
$0
TAL-Pha is an instrument plug-in that emulates the sound of the analog 80's synthesizer Alpha Juno II (MKS-50 is the rack version). The plug-in produces the classic analog sound, combined with modern flexibility and many additional features including resonance boost, DCO pulse modulation, FX section with delay/reverb/bell-eq, arpeggiator, stereo unison mode, aftertouch and MPE support, and microtuning.
TAL-U-NO-LX is a synthesizer plug-in that faithfully recreates the iconic sound of the analog Juno 60 synth. Each oscillator, filter, and envelope has been painstakingly modeled to capture the essence of the original hardware, delivering an unparalleled level of authenticity. The synth was calibrated after a hardware device owned by TAL.
Virtual analog synthesizer featuring dual-part architecture with 36 waveform types, four VCO synthesis modes for vintage and modern circuitry simulation, ring and self-modulation matrix, and over 30 filter types.
€0
The world's first bass synthesizer featuring loudness-domain harmonic synthesis for creating deeper, more consistent bass sounds. Features three VCOs with 30+ waveform algorithms, non-linear VCF with 20 filter types, and a smart randomizer.
€0
Birds Noise is a VST format plug-in for Windows, which adds the sound and atmosphere of alive nature to your recordings: bird songs, bird trills, twittering, chirping etc.
$20
Atolla is an analog modeling synth inspired by vintage and modern analog synths.
$149
Abyss is a visual synthesiser with character and a bit of fairy dust. It brings to you dark, vibrating drones, vivid cinematic pads and rich evolving textures. With Abyss you find instant inspiration for your music and sound design projects.
$99
Attracktive free player featuring 100 carefully curated, inspiring sounds what is Attracktive? Attracktive is a free, cross-platform player.
$39
A new generation of software synth that combines the sounds of nature with a complex synthesis engine to create weird and wonderful organic soundscapes.
$199
A multi-engine synthesizer combining analog modeling, wavetable, FM, and sample playback.
The Triadex Muse is an algorithmic sequencer-synthesizer from the early 1970s, designed by MIT artificial intelligence researchers Marvin Minsky and Edward Fredkin. Its eight slider switches drive digital logic circuits capable of generating over 14 trillion unique melodic sequences.
Alpha-Ray is a three oscillator per voice, 10 voice polyphonic va synthesizer. This instrument has an inbuilt poly overdrive. The VCF can switch from a ladder to a state variable mode. The main filter in connection with a 6 dB HP filter gives a BP-filter with adjustable bandwidth.
$149
The Twisted Electrons TherapKid is a duophonic desktop synthesizer inspired by the Commodore 64's SID chip, combining the best tonal characteristics of both the 6581 and 8580 chip generations.
A handcrafted three-voice paraphonic synthesizer from 2017 built around the Commodore 64 SID chip, featuring 35 knobs, 33 buttons, and CV/Gate connectivity for hands-on sound design.
A modular synthesizer featuring digital oscillators with FM, fractal resonance, and phase distortion.
Diva is a virtual analog synthesizer by u-he that models the behavior of classic analog synthesizer circuits at the component level. Its oscillators, filters, and envelopes can be mixed and matched from different vintage architectures, delivering authentic analog sound with the flexibility of software.
$139
Repro-5 is a polyphonic virtual analog synthesizer by u-he, modeled after the Sequential Circuits Prophet-5. Part of the Repro suite alongside Repro-1, it is known for its detailed component-level analog circuit emulation and authentic vintage sound.
$99
Zebra2 is a modular wireframe synthesizer by u-he combining subtractive, additive, FM, and wavetable synthesis in a flexible semi-modular architecture. Known for its rich sound quality and deep sound design capabilities, it has been widely used in film scoring and electronic music.
€199
The artmatic creative toolbox (ctx) is a graphics and sound engine plus a unique set of two integrated applications for procedurally creating.
$199
Future retro waves synthesizer plugin for creating diverse synthwave sounds with minimal technical knowledge.
$0
Soft, lush synthesizer plugin designed to create dreamy ambient soundscapes with rich pad sounds.
$0
All-purpose studio essentials synthesizer spanning basses, polyphonic patches, leads, and arpeggiators with built-in sequencer.
$0
Neo Soul, R&B, and Hip Hop synthesizer plugin featuring warm, organic synth textures with customizable sequencing.
$0
Powerful house synthesizer plugin with 100 presets, 25 sequences, and advanced synthesis for high-energy electronic music.
$0
Lo-fi dreams and liminal space synthesizer featuring beautifully aged, dusty tones from degraded acoustic and electric instrument sources.
$0
Electronic dance staples synthesizer featuring chords, arpeggios, risers, and leads for EDM production.
$0
Melodic techno synthesizer workstation featuring arpeggios, basses, keys, leads, pads, and stabs.
$0
Pop powerhouse synthesizer with basses, pads, polys, and leads for creating pop music.
$0
Retro gaming adventures synthesizer delivering classic 80s and 90s console sounds, developed with composer David Wise.
$0
Dark mystical soundscapes synthesizer with vintage analog-inspired sounds for electronic and cinematic music.
$0
90s rompler collection synthesizer featuring legendary sounds from devices like the Korg M1 and E-mu Proteus.
$0
Y2K trance essentials synthesizer with 100 patches optimized for high-energy EDM and contemporary club music.
$0
Hyperpop and digicore essentials synthesizer featuring synthetic, metallic sounds with 100 patches and global presets.
$0
Instantly generate fire basslines/808s in 30 different genres. With Bass Dragon you'll be able to instantly generate fire basslines & 808s.
$297
Bass is the main power source of your tracks. Therefore, we created the ultimate all-in-one bass sculpting tool designed for speed and power.
€79
Put the biggest, baddest analog sounds at your fingertips. Sculpt enormous bass and powerful leads that fill out your song with fat analog texture. Dial in the bold analog-modeled filter, from subtle warmth and saturation to all-out sonic destruction. Get unapologetically lo-fi with vintage modulation effects, spring reverb, and more.
$199
Inspired by some of our favorite vintage computers and gaming systems, 8-Bit Synth delivers a Massive collection of authentic sounds created with the hardware. Dial up custom patches created with the commodore 64, game boy, sid station, mode machine and more, and create brand new sonic adventures with the genuine sounds of these classic machines.
$24
Attack EP88 is the world's first tacked electric piano library and possibly the most comprehensive electric piano library of any kind. Built on a foundation of over 47,000 samples, Attack EP88 is an incredibly rich sounding and deeply customizable instrument, providing numerous discrete signal paths including DI, tube, contact mic, mono mic and stereo pair, unique envelopes and effects for both the electric and acoustic signals, and discrete voicing and tuning controls for all 88 keys.
$149
Augmented Orchestra - beyond the ordinary: multi-part architecture with 400+ exclusive acoustic and electronic sources.
$299
UVI Augmented Piano is a one-of-a-kind creative instrument with 24 unique preparations and a mixable multi-mic signal path.
$149
Austrian Grand - exquisitely crafted concert grand piano: experience the rich and powerful sound of a world-class concert grand piano.
$24
UVI Baby Grand Piano is a virtual instrument audio plugin and soundware for macOS and Windows. It includes and is powered by UVI workstation, which functions as a VST plugin, an Audio Units plugin, a VST 3 plugin and an AAX plugin.
$24
Bit Zone - powerful analog tones from '80s Italy: Massive warmth, impressive tones, and a unique analog sound.
$24
A versatile synthesizer with multiple oscillator types, drum sequencer, and wavetable editor.
The Vermona M.A.R.S. (Monophonic Analog Rack Synthesizer) is a compact 1U rack analog monosynth with dual oscillators, a resonant 4-pole lowpass filter, and 128 programmable patches. An optional 2U control module with 56 knobs provides deeper hands-on editing.
The Vermona Mephisto is a genuine analog synthesizer from German manufacturer Vermona, featuring 6 voices of polyphony and 3 VCOs with analog oscillators. It was designed as a modern follow-up to Vermona's classic 1980s instruments, combining vintage analog character with contemporary features like an effects processor and updatable OS. The synthesizer was demonstrated as a prototype at music conventions in 2000 but was never commercially released.
The Perfourmer is a hands-on, real-time quad analog synthesizer consisting of four independent monophonic synth voices, each with its own VCO, filter, envelopes, and LFO. The four voices can be layered in unison for complex leads and bass, paired in duophonic mode, played polyphonically, or used in FM mode where voices modulate each other. Each channel has individual audio outputs in addition to stereo main mix outputs, and external signals can be processed through the four-channel filterbank.
A monophonic analog synthesizer from East German manufacturer Vermona, featuring two VCOs, a 24 dB/oct resonant filter, and a straightforward knob-per-function layout housed in a classic wood-paneled enclosure.
4cler is a synthesizer that can produce a wide range of sounds by combining additive and FM synthesis. It can also produce primitive sounds.
$34.50
Big Bang Orchestra: Black Eye by Vienna Symphonic Library. Phrases & FX ready-to-use orchestral textures for super-quick orchestrations.
$142
The Blüthner 1895 is a virtual representation of a beautifully refurbished 193 cm (6-foot-4) grand piano with patented aliquot stringing.
$89
Aura: Atmospheric Drone Builder is an inspiring sound design tool that eliminates all barriers to your creativity.
$149.95
The bohemian cello was created to free you to perform real cello performances fast, without the need to be a cellist yourself. To achieve realism, a large amount of samples for a solo instrument were recorded, with the virtual performer controlling all the varied legatos, bow types and emotive expressions as you play, all from one patch and all in real time.
€249
The Bohemian Violin was created to free you to perform real violin performances fast, without the need to be a violinist yourself. To achieve realism, we recorded a large amount of samples for a solo instrument, but managing all this by loading individual patches would be slow and cumbersome and stifle inspiration. This is where the virtual performer comes in, controlling all the varied legatos, bow types and emotive expressions as you play, all from one patch and all in real time.
€249
Audible Planets is an expressive, quasi-ptolemaic semi-modular synthesizer. Features: orbital modulation (om) synthesis.
$120
Based on arp's legendary semi-modular analog monosynth, arp2600va aims to emulate the original arp2600. Like the original, it's a monosynth, but also like the original, it has many frequency modulation options which enable it to create some truly weird sound effects.
$59.99
Babylon 2 offers all of the single-page simplicity as its predecessor, but now with a renewed focus on multi-voice oscillators and morphing wavetables. We've added enhanced filters and renewed effects, plus unprecedented control over modulation, arpeggiation, tuning and much more.
$99
One-page synthesizer with 257 high-resolution waveforms, 2300+ presets, microtonal tuning with 57 scales, and streamlined sound design interface.
$0
Wavetable synthesizer with multi-voice oscillators, morphing wavetables, enhanced filters, effects, modulation control, and W-Lab wavetable editor for custom sound creation.
$0
Special shifting synthesizer introducing analog-style imperfections through wavering detuned oscillators and modulating effects with Wacky, Cracky, and Shaky sliders.
$0
Authentic-strings provides 8 different string instruments that can be played individually or as a complete orchestra.
$75
The Blofeld is a compact, affordable wavetable synthesizer from Waldorf Music, released in 2007, that helped revive the company from near extinction. It offers a sophisticated digital synthesis engine with three oscillators per voice, 68 wavetables inherited from classic Waldorf instruments, and dual multi-mode filters. Available as both a desktop module and a 49-key keyboard version, it delivers complex metallic and digital timbres suited to a wide range of electronic music production.
Blofeld expands its power. The versatile and most popular Waldorf synthesizer classic blofeld is now also available as a software instrument.
$49
The Waldorf KB37 is a keyboard controller that combines a 37-key velocity and aftertouch sensitive MIDI keyboard with an integrated Eurorack module housing capable of accommodating up to 107HP of modules. Introduced in 2016, it features a high-resolution 16-bit CV interface, built-in arpeggiator, and pitch and modulation wheels, making it a versatile performance platform for modular synthesizer enthusiasts.
The Waldorf Kyra is a hardware virtual analog synthesizer released in 2019, combining the capabilities of a software synthesizer with dawless standalone operation. It features 128-voice polyphony across an eight-part multitimbral architecture, powered by a dedicated FPGA-based sound engine housed in a sturdy metal chassis with wooden end-cheeks. The Kyra offers an abundance of wavetable components, six filter types, comprehensive effects, and a knob-per-function layout for hands-on control.
The Waldorf Micro Q is a compact 2U rack module that delivers the full power of the Waldorf Q synthesizer in an affordable format. It features 25 voices of polyphony expandable to 75, five oscillators per voice with wavetable capabilities, and dual resonant filters. The Micro Q also includes a built-in stereo vocoder, ring modulator, and a versatile 16-slot modulation matrix.
The Waldorf Microwave is a digital/analog hybrid rack synthesizer released in 1989 that processes digitally sampled wavetables through analog VCA envelope and filter sections. Built on PPG Wave technology, it delivers a classic and warm yet highly complex sound in a compact two-unit rack format. Its hybrid architecture and classic Curtis analog filters have made it a sought-after instrument for electronic music producers.
The Waldorf Microwave II is a rack-mount digital wavetable synthesizer released in 1997, expanding upon the original Microwave with increased polyphony, onboard effects, and additional patch memory. Its synthesis engine traces directly back to the legendary PPG Wave 2.x architecture, delivering complex evolving timbres through 65 preset and 32 user wavetables. Notable users include Nine Inch Nails, Vangelis, Hardfloor, and Jimmy Edgar.
Rackmount wavetable synthesizer expanding on the Microwave II with a larger display, more polyphony, and enhanced wavetable capabilities.
Keyboard version of the Microwave XT wavetable synthesizer, adding a 49-key velocity-sensitive keybed to the rackmount XT's synthesis engine.
The Waldorf NW1 is a Eurorack wavetable synthesis module featuring a Nave-inspired sound engine. It offers 80 classic wavetables, 10 user-editable tables, and 50 text-to-speech wavetables, with 8-voice polyphony and 2 oscillators. A free editor and the ability to create wavetables from text, samples, or incoming audio make it a versatile module for modular systems.
The Waldorf Pulse is a monophonic analog synthesizer equipped with three oscillators, a 24 dB lowpass filter with resonance, and a built-in arpeggiator. It offers 100 patch programs and a flexible modulation architecture with four freely routable modulation units, delivering powerful analog bass and lead sounds. The Pulse+ variant adds a MIDI-to-CV converter with dedicated CV/Gate inputs and outputs for interfacing with vintage analog equipment.
Modern redesign of the Pulse monophonic analog synthesizer with three oscillators, a multimode filter, and extensive modulation capabilities.
The Waldorf Q is a professional virtual analog synthesizer featuring up to 32 voices and 16 multitimbral parts. It employs digital emulation to faithfully reproduce analog synthesizer sounds with state-of-the-art control and precision, offering 58 knobs for hands-on sound design.
The Waldorf Quantum is a flagship hybrid synthesizer released in 2018 that combines digital and analog synthesis capabilities. It features three versatile stereo oscillators with five synthesis algorithms each, including wavetable, granular sampling, and resonator modeling. The 61-key instrument offers comprehensive sound design tools with dual analog filters, six LFOs, and a responsive touchscreen interface.
The Waldorf Wave is a professional hybrid synthesizer released in 1993, combining digital wavetable synthesis with analog filters. Featuring 16 expandable voices and a 61-key keyboard, it represents one of the most advanced wavetable instruments ever produced. Notable users include Hans Zimmer, Depeche Mode, and Enya.
$169
Features: organ/synth hybrid. Sine/square/sawtooth waveforms. 6 drawbars. ADSR envelope. Low/band/high pass filter.
$99
Features: 2 oscillators (sine/square/saw/triangle). Drag/portamento. Low/high/band pass filter. ADSR envelope.
$169
Bassment is a 16-step monophonic bass-sequencer-synth. It consists of three main- and four sub-panels through which the sound modulation and sequencing is done.
€7
Analog-style polyphonic instrument designed to deliver the warm sound of the classics, with all the precision, flexibility and control of a software instrument.
Design deep basses, screaming leads, rich pads and growling FX. Hybrid FM synth, featuring an intuitive graphic interface that makes FM synthesis playful and easy, an innovative 16-step snapshot sequencer, and a rich library of over 1000 presets.
Kaleidoscopes is a virtual instrument plugin from Waves featuring organic pads, textures, and evolving soundscapes.
Waves Gemstones is a virtual instrument plugin featuring rich, expressive sounds powered by Waves synthesis technology.
The Wersi Bass Synthesizer is a monophonic analog synthesizer from German organ builders WERSI, marketed as two instruments in one combining electric bass guitar and synthesizer capabilities. Aimed at keyboard and organ players, it features authentic bass guitar sounds alongside a versatile synthesizer section with multiple waveform stops. Designated model AP-6, it was produced in 1977 and offered in kit form or pre-assembled with various keyboard and pedal clavier options.
The MAB-303 is an analog half-rack desktop synthesizer module that emulates the classic Roland TB-303 bass synthesizer. It captures the iconic 303 sound through true analog circuitry, adding a pulse waveform alongside the traditional square and sawtooth waves. MIDI integration allows control of LFO, pitch modulation, pitch bending, velocity sensitivity, and auto-glide features for use with external sequencers.
The Wine Country Sequential Pro One is a software synthesizer that faithfully recreates the sound of the classic 1981 Sequential Circuits Pro One monosynth. Designed as a digital preservation of the original's analog character, it runs exclusively on Creamware's Pulsar/Luna DSP cards and adds modern features like polyphony, program memory, and full MIDI control.
Bassimo is a monophonic synth primary for bass or lead sounds. It features a standard architecture and an easy to use gui.
$59
Four oscillators with variable waveshapes, two lowpass-filter and two adsr-envelope sections.
$189
The Orbit III is a monophonic synthesizer that functioned as a third manual on Wurlitzer home organs starting in 1971. It provides basic synthesis capabilities including an envelope, filter, and LFO, integrated into various organ models.
Serum is an advanced wavetable synthesizer by Xfer Records with a visual, high-quality workflow. Its drag-and-drop modulation system, real-time wavetable editing, and pristine oscillator engine have made it one of the most widely used synthesizer plugins in modern music production.
$189
Addictive keys is a blend of innovative design and creative expression. Addictive keys is slim enough to run on both stationary and laptop computers without compromising sound quality. The standalone version is perfect for spontaneous jamming and live performances and the plug-in version supports all major DAW hosts.
$35
Boing2 is a physically modeled bowed string synthesizer. Oscillation is produced by a friction calculation applied to a dispersive waveguide.
$289
Yamaha's virtual analog synthesizer from 1997, using DSP modeling to deliver classic analog tones with modern features like scene morphing, knob recording, and a versatile arpeggiator.
A compact desktop physical modeling analog synthesizer from Yamaha featuring a built-in 16-step pattern sequencer and AWM2 drum sounds, designed as an all-in-one groove production tool for dance and electronic music.
The Yamaha CS-10 is a single-oscillator analog monophonic synthesizer known for its warm, bubbly bass and lead tones, featuring a versatile multimode filter and external audio input.
The Yamaha CS-15 is a monophonic/duophonic analog synthesizer from the late 1970s featuring two voltage-controlled oscillators and a pair of multimode filters. Its dual 12 dB/octave filters with flexible routing and multiple envelope generators deliver a distinctive sound suited for experimental bass, leads, and textural effects. The CS-15 was used by artists including The Human League, Vince Clarke, and Astral Projection.
The Yamaha CS-15D is a monophonic analog synthesizer released in 1979 that combines preset instrument sounds with a manual synthesis section. It features a single VCO with pulse and sawtooth waveforms, a 12dB lowpass filter with dedicated ADSR envelope, and 29 preset sounds split across two mixable channels. Known for its solid, warm sound, it bridges the gap between ease-of-use preset keyboards and fully programmable synthesizers.
The CS-20m is a monophonic analog synthesizer from Yamaha's classic CS-series, featuring dual voltage-controlled oscillators and subtractive synthesis. It delivers rich bass, lead, and percussive sounds with resonant filtering and envelope control. It represents a capable mid-range instrument in Yamaha's analog lineup with eight patch memory locations.
The Yamaha CS-30 is a large-format monophonic analog synthesizer with dual oscillators, dual filters, dual amplifiers, three envelopes, a ring modulator, and a built-in 8-step sequencer. Its extensive front-panel controls and modular-style routing make it one of the most versatile monosynths of the late 1970s.
The Yamaha CS-40m is a duophonic analog synthesizer introduced in 1979, offering two-voice polyphony with dual oscillators per voice, a multi-mode filter, and comprehensive hands-on control via 36 knobs and 12 sliders. It occupies a practical middle ground in Yamaha's CS lineup, delivering classic analog sound at a more accessible price point than the flagship CS-80. The 44-key semi-compact keyboard includes 20 patch memory locations and was used by artists such as Duran Duran, Ultravox, and Vangelis.
The Yamaha CS-5 is an affordable monophonic analog synthesizer from Yamaha's CS series, offering a single VCO with multimode filtering and an external audio input for vintage bass and synth effects.
A four-voice analog polyphonic synthesizer from 1977 that delivers the classic Yamaha CS-series sound in a more portable format than the flagship CS-80.
The Yamaha CS-60 is an 8-voice polyphonic analog synthesizer released in 1977 as a more compact and affordable alternative to the flagship CS-80. It features 61 keys with aftertouch, a ribbon controller for pitch bends, and hands-on control via numerous sliders for crafting pads, drones, basses, and other analog sounds.
A 6-voice polyphonic analog synthesizer from Yamaha's acclaimed CS series, featuring 12 VCOs, independent filter envelopes per voice, and a built-in 4-track sequencer.
Yamaha's flagship polyphonic analog synthesizer from the late 1970s, celebrated for its extraordinarily expressive keyboard, lush detuned timbres, and iconic role in the Blade Runner soundtrack.
The Yamaha CS01 is a compact analog monophonic synthesizer released in 1982, originally designed for novice musicians but valued by electronic producers for its fat bass sounds. Despite its toy-like appearance with mini keys, built-in speaker, and battery operation, it delivers authentic analog tones through a single VCO with multiple waveforms and a resonant voltage-controlled filter. Notable users include Dust Brothers, Underworld, and OMD.
The Yamaha CS1x is a digital synthesizer designed to emulate analog sounds and controls, targeting electronic and dance music production. It features 61 velocity-sensitive keys, six real-time assignable knobs, scene memories with morphing, and a 30-pattern arpeggiator. Notable users include Underworld, Jamiroquai, and David Bowie.
The Yamaha CS2x is a 61-key digital synthesizer and the second generation of Yamaha's popular CS1x, featuring AWM2 synthesis with 64-voice polyphony and 16MB of sampled waveforms. It offers extensive real-time control through semi-dedicated and assignable knobs, scene morphing via the mod wheel, and a 40-pattern arpeggiator. The CS2x was widely used for dance music production and was notably adopted by Depeche Mode.
The Yamaha CS6x is a 61-key synthesizer combining AWM2 digital sampling with analog-style subtractive synthesis, designed for dance and electronic music production. It features 64-voice polyphony, 13 filter types, a built-in phrase sampler, and extensive real-time control via six assignable knobs and a ribbon controller. The CS6x is expandable with two slots for Yamaha Plug-In Expansion Boards.
The Yamaha DJX-IIb is a desktop groove machine built for dance music production, featuring AWM synthesis, an 8-bit sampler, a massive pattern library, and DJ-oriented controls including a scratch pad and fader.
Yamaha's flagship FM synthesizer featuring a dual 6-operator engine, essentially two DX7s in a premium wood-paneled case with a 73-note weighted keyboard and greatly improved editing interface.
The Yamaha DX100 is a compact, portable FM synthesizer featuring four-operator digital synthesis with 192 preset and 24 user patches, known especially for its excellent analog-style bass sound.
The Yamaha DX11 is a 1988 FM synthesizer featuring 4-operator digital synthesis with 8-part multitimbrality, a significant advancement over the monotimbral DX7. It offers 61 velocity and aftertouch-sensitive keys, 8-voice polyphony, and up to eight different waveforms for FM synthesis. Quick Edit functions make sound design more accessible than earlier DX models.
The DX200 is a programmable desktop synthesizer combining a 6-operator FM synthesis engine based on the classic DX7 with a 16-step groove-box sequencer. It delivers 16-voice polyphonic FM synth sounds alongside 32 voices of AWM2 sample-playback for drums, percussion, bass, and rhythm sounds. Designed for musicians and DJs, it offers over 120 sounds primarily geared toward dance-oriented electronic music production.
The Yamaha DX21 is a consumer-level 4-operator digital FM synthesizer released in 1985. It offers keyboard splitting, layering capabilities, and a built-in chorus effect, making it more capable than the DX100 and DX27. Notable users include Vangelis, Hardfloor, Technotronic, and Norman Cook (Fatboy Slim).
The Yamaha DX27 is a full-sized 61-key FM synthesizer and a keyboard version of the compact DX100. While not as flexible as the DX7, it offers 8-voice polyphony with 4-operator FM synthesis and is particularly renowned for its gritty, analog-quality bass sounds suited to electronic music genres.
The Yamaha DX5 is a professional digital synthesizer positioned between the legendary DX7 and the flagship DX1. It features dual 6-operator FM synthesis engines, offering capabilities similar to having two DX7 synthesizers in one unit with enhanced performance memory and versatility. Produced from 1985 to 1987, it was designed as Yamaha's mid-range FM synthesis offering for live performance and studio use.
Yamaha's groundbreaking FM synthesizer that redefined affordable digital synthesis in the 1980s, delivering complex harmonic textures through six-operator frequency modulation.
The refined second generation of Yamaha's landmark FM synthesizer, adding dual-timbral operation, expanded memory, and cleaner 16-bit circuitry to the original DX7 formula.
The Yamaha DX9 is a 4-operator FM synthesis keyboard released in 1983 as a more affordable alternative to the popular DX7. While capable of interesting tonal textures through frequency modulation, it suffered from difficult programming and limited MIDI implementation. As DX7 prices declined over time, the DX9 became less attractive in the market.
The Yamaha FB-01 is an inexpensive 8-part multitimbral digital FM synthesizer module released in 1986. It uses a 4-operator FM synthesis architecture with 8-voice polyphony, offering a simpler tonal character than higher-end 6-operator FM instruments like the DX-7. The module includes 240 presets and 96 user patch slots covering organ, piano, brass, bass, guitar, percussion, and lead sounds.
The Yamaha FS1R is a rack-mount FM synthesis powerhouse that combines eight-operator FM with Formant Shaping technology, enabling uniquely vocal and speech-like timbres not possible on earlier FM instruments. Despite a notoriously difficult front-panel interface, it has achieved cult status for its extraordinary range of evolving pads, electric pianos, and experimental textures.
The Yamaha GS-1 was one of the first commercially produced synthesizers to utilize frequency modulation (FM) synthesis, released in the early 1980s. Designed to bring the sophistication of digital synthesis to musicians without requiring computer expertise, it featured 16-voice polyphony with eight operators per voice. It served as a precursor to the landmark DX7 synthesizer, though fewer than 100 units were sold due to its premium price.
Yamaha's first major polyphonic analog synthesizer, featuring a distinctive triple-tiered keyboard design with a pedalboard. Fewer than 10 units were ever manufactured, making it one of the rarest professional synthesizers ever built. Notable owners included Keith Emerson, John Paul Jones, Stevie Wonder, and Hans Zimmer.
The Yamaha MX series is a lightweight digital workstation available in 49, 61, and 88-key versions, offering over 1,000 sounds derived from the flagship Motif XS and XF engines with 128-voice polyphony and USB audio/MIDI connectivity.
A consumer-oriented portable FM synthesizer from Yamaha with 49 mini keys, built-in speakers, and a Digital Synthesizer editing mode derived from the DX series heritage.
The Yamaha Portasound PSS-480 is a compact, portable digital synthesizer keyboard featuring a 2-operator FM-like synthesis engine. Based on the PSS-470 architecture, it offers deep sound control through detailed parameter editing, accompanied by built-in drum patterns and accompaniment features. Despite its budget price point, it delivers surprisingly sophisticated sound design possibilities.
The Yamaha S30 is a 61-key control synthesizer sharing its AWM2 sound engine with the CS6x, offering 64-note polyphony, deep real-time control, and a streamlined interface aimed at live performance and studio integration.
A combo keyboard from Yamaha combining a 7-voice polyphonic synthesizer with FM organ, brass, and string sections in a sturdy 61-key instrument with layerable timbral zones.
The Yamaha SY-1 is Yamaha's first compact analog preset synthesizer, a monophonic instrument derived from the flagship GX-1 with 28 preset sounds and editable synthesis parameters.
The Yamaha SY-55 is a 16-voice digital workstation built on the AWM2 sample-playback engine, marking one of Yamaha's first rompler workstations to move beyond the DX7-era FM synthesis.
The Yamaha SY20 was Yamaha's final analog synthesizer before the company shifted entirely to digital FM synthesis with the DX series. This Japan-only monophonic synth from 1982 features a VCO, VCF, and VCA signal path with aftertouch sensitivity, making it an exceptionally rare collector's item.
The Yamaha SY22 is a digital vector synthesizer that combines FM synthesis operators with ROM-based samples, manipulated via an onboard joystick. It uses a synthesis method similar to the Sequential Prophet VS and Korg Wavestation, enabling complex evolving tones through real-time crossfading between sound sources. The SY22 is well suited for ambient, dub, and industrial styles.
The Yamaha SY35 is a vector synthesis keyboard combining FM and AWM sample playback voices to create sounds for virtually all musical genres. It represents a transitional instrument between Yamaha's FM synthesis era of the 1980s and their AWM2 synthesis of the 1990s, featuring significantly expanded memory over its predecessor, the SY22.
The Yamaha SY77 is a hybrid workstation combining a six-operator AFM (Advanced FM) synthesis engine with AWM2 sample playback, a 16-track sequencer, and four independent digital effects processors. It effectively merged the sound design depth of the DX7 with the realistic timbres of sample-based instruments in a single 61-key keyboard.
The Yamaha SY85 is a 16-part multitimbral synthesizer workstation released in 1992, featuring a 61-note velocity and aftertouch-sensitive keyboard. It uses Yamaha's AWM2 (Advanced Wave Memory) synthesis engine to produce both realistic acoustic and expressive synthetic sounds with comprehensive editing and sequencing capabilities.
Yamaha's flagship 1991 workstation merging advanced FM synthesis with high-quality sample playback, resonant filters, and a built-in sequencer for comprehensive music production.
The TG33 is a rack-mount sound module combining Yamaha's FM synthesis with 12-bit AWM ROM sampling for vector synthesis. It serves as the keyless counterpart to the SY22, offering 32-voice polyphony and 16-part multitimbrality. Its joystick-based vector control allows dynamic blending of FM and sample-based waveforms for expressive sound design.
The Yamaha TG500 is a rack-mounted tone generator based on Yamaha's SY85 synthesizer, featuring the AWM2 (Advanced Wave Memory) synthesis engine. It offers 64-voice polyphony with 16-part multitimbral capability, dual effects processors, and four expansion card slots. Despite its minimal front-panel controls, it provides extensive sound editing capabilities and six individual audio outputs for studio or live use.
The Yamaha TG55 is a 1U rack-mount tone generator built around Yamaha's AWM2 sample playback technology, offering 16-voice polyphony, 16-part multitimbral operation, and 74 high-quality 16-bit waveforms in a compact module.
The Yamaha TQ5 is an entry-level FM workstation in a compact keyboardless desktop unit, combining 4-operator FM synthesis with a built-in 8-track sequencer and digital effects. Featuring 8 voices of polyphony and 8-part multitimbrality, it was designed to make FM synthesis accessible to musicians on a budget. Released in 1988 during the decline of FM synthesis popularity, the TQ5 remains an affordable way to explore Yamaha's FM sound engine.
The Yamaha TX7 is a desktop FM tone generator module containing the same 6-operator synthesis engine as the legendary DX7, offering authentic DX7 sounds in a compact, affordable non-rack format.
The Yamaha TX802 is a rack-mount FM tone generator based on the DX7 Mark II sound engine, offering 8-part multi-timbral operation and 16-voice polyphony. It provides six-operator FM synthesis in a compact rack format, making it a studio-friendly alternative to Yamaha's flagship FM keyboard synthesizers.
The Yamaha TX816 is a massive rack-mount FM synthesis system from 1984 that houses up to eight TF1 modules, each equivalent to a DX7, delivering up to 128 voices of polyphony and 48 operators of FM synthesis power.
The TX81Z is a compact FM synthesizer module from Yamaha, functioning as a keyless rackmount version of the DX-11. It delivers eight-voice polyphonic FM synthesis with multitimbral capabilities in a single rack unit, offering tonal characteristics comparable to the DX-7 at a significantly lower price point.
The VL-70m is a rack-mounted virtual acoustic tone generator released by Yamaha in 1996 that employs physical modeling technology to generate high-quality monophonic sounds. It simulates complex vibrations, resonances, reflections, and other acoustic phenomena that impact the sounds of real wind or string instruments. The unit features extensive editing capabilities along with built-in reverb, chorus, variation, and distortion effects.
The Yamaha YS200 is a 4-operator digital FM synthesizer released in 1988, featuring 61 velocity and aftertouch-sensitive keys and an 8-track onboard sequencer. It uses the same synthesis engine as the TX81Z, offering 8 waveforms rather than just sine waves, giving it a wide range of possible sounds including deep dance and techno basses, eighties digital synth tones, and new age pads.
Arctic Spaces is an instrument crafted through the fusion of organic and synthetic wavetables alongside a classic synth.
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[blok] is an easy to use modular synthesis environment. The available processing blocks are simple and concise and there are no restrictions on how you hook things up.
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Alpha Pegasi is a sample-based synthesizer. It has four oscillators, each containing 86 instruments in 6 categories. Every osc has its own gate, 3 band EQ, delay, envelope and vibrato.
$49
Experimental synth combining wave table, subtractive, phase distortion and physical modeling for sound generation. The idea was to add humanization to the sound on oscillator level in order to simulate behavior of real world instrument where each hit is different.
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4Waves Synth AUv3 is an easy to use synthesizer with a powerful sound. Its characteristics make it perfect for learning about oscillators, envelopes, filters and effects; for live music and in general if you need a powerful sound easily and quickly.
$49
Especial introductory price. Windows standalone & Windows VST 32-bits. Get impossible sounds with this automatable synth.
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