Eightysix 32bit VST Instrument

[L-Day]

Hi Everyone,

i made a new Vst Instrument and just want sharing it here.



- 2 VCO's with TRIANGLE/RAMP waves and free Tuning and SYNC
- 1 SUB VCO with SAW/SQUARE waves and free Tuning
- 2 LFO's with SINE/SAW/RAMP/SQUARE/RANDOM optional Temposync
- 1 ADSR Envelope + 1 Filter ADSR
- A Resonance Filter with LOWPASS/HIPASS in 12db and 24db
- Direct Modulation routings
- Additional 1 Chorus, 1 Pingpong Delay, Amplitude Overdrive
and 1 Phrase-Arpeggiator
- 1 A440 Tuning Oscillator

Cheers, l-day

[Russell Grand]

Looks great! Thanks! Will try out tonight

[Halonmusic]

Thanks

[fluffy_little_something]

Looks very basic by modern standards. 6 voices?!
The filter envelope knobs are not aligned with the other filter knobs above, looks sloppy.
Labels are hard to read.

[Russell Grand]

[layzer]

Synthedit. ahhhh.... but what does the filter sound like, smart choice adding a simple on board chorus and delay , should propel it to greater heights!

suggestion: an on board 7 band EQ could also help sculpt very
precise sounds, something many synth devs often leave out.

[layzer]

Looks very basic by modern standards.

exactly why it needs that 7 band EQ! or a 8 part poly unison mode!

[Nielzie]

Haven't tried it yet, but love the wood panels!

[layzer]

it is capable of some nice sounds with the effects and overdrive. however
It is still nothing Synth1 has been able to do for years. (which even has a parametric EQ!) the knob motion is not the smoothest like on TAL-MOD. making it a bit of a chore to tweak.

[fluffy_little_something]

What?
Sorry to say this, but this plugin looks like it is 10 years too late...

With such simple synths there is only one way to impress: an outstanding sound quality.
I can't test it as I no longer use 32-bit plugins, but I am pretty sure it sounds like most SE plugins based on standard modules. Only few people write their own modules...

[Teksonik]

Maybe he did use third party modules that haven't been updated to 64 bit by their creators yet ? That would be the logical explanation for 32 bit only in 2018........

[L-Day]

I can't test it as I no longer use 32-bit plugins, but I am pretty sure it sounds like most SE plugins based on standard modules. Only few people write their own modules...

I see peoples making a wrong assumption. The filter isnt any third party module and not a standard synthedit filter. And i think fluffy you are the wrong one to make assumptions.

Cheers, l-day

[fluffy_little_something]

Maybe he did use third party modules that haven't been updated to 64 bit by their creators yet ? That would be the logical explanation for 32 bit only in 2018........

Sure, but it would still sound like the usual synths based on CK modules most of all. I don't know if there are 32-bit SE modules that sound as good as the latest generation of non-SE synths. I doubt it...
A look at the SE module folder of the synth should clarify that.

If this basic synth sounded like Repro, it would be a different story of course

[fluffy_little_something]

I can't test it as I no longer use 32-bit plugins, but I am pretty sure it sounds like most SE plugins based on standard modules. Only few people write their own modules...

I see peoples making a wrong assumption. The filter isnt any third party module and not a standard synthedit filter. And i think fluffy you are the wrong one to make assumptions.

Cheers, l-day

If you programmed the filter yourself, good
Why don't you provide an audio?

[layzer]

I can't test it as I no longer use 32-bit plugins, but I am pretty sure it sounds like most SE plugins based on standard modules. Only few people write their own modules...

I see peoples making a wrong assumption. The filter isnt any third party module and not a standard synthedit filter. And i think fluffy you are the wrong one to make assumptions.

Cheers, l-day

as i said earlier, this can make some nice sounds.... i just think
the knob movements are jerky and need to be linear instead
of rotary, for smoother tweaking.