Indeed, there are a lot great patches which shows how versatile this synth can sound.egbert101 wrote:Consider me converted. The tones and sweet spots in this emulation seem pretty diverse. One of the most impressive sounding [software] analogue synths I've so far heard. I wonder what it is supposed to be based on.Cinebient wrote:Not sure if it was mentioned already but after i finally had time to play more with DRC synth.
It´s really a little beast. Available for Windows, macOS, iOS and Android.
I also like the GUI (especially the day version).
I can´t believe i got it once for under 3 bucks (iOS and on sale).
I tryed now the plug-in and it´s really good (but of course i can´t get behind my psychological border to have to pay 30 times more for the plug-in, still 9 times compared to the normal iOS price).
Two outstanding presets:
Space Cowboy: really aggressive Arp.
Silk String: One of the silkiest strings I've heard.
I also don´t know if it is modeled after anything. I think it´s just a very modern looking GUI with a awesome vintage sounding synth.
If you go on their website you will know more of course.
I also appreciate that the developer seems open to suggestions and stuff (he is more active in the iOS Audiobus forum since this synth seems totally under the radar here).
It´s also a 2 man show (i think just 1 programmer). So it´s look even greater if such a small team can compete with the latest emulations of bigger names but offering a more modern GUI too (which some people might not like of course).
Polyphonic aftertouch is implemented too and some other stuff which might rare in vintage synths.
I wonder how it works on a windows multi-touch device.
This must be brilliant on an iPad Pro for sure. The iPhone version is a but tiny to edit patches.
However, i´m happy that i dived into this. This could straight go into my Top 5 or even Top 3 synth list.