Bachelard features a delay module with a filter section and a reverb module with a second filter section. Many parameters can be controlled with key tracking. The effect also features 3 LFOs and a modulation matrix. The 3 LFOs have 5 different waveforms to choose from and 3 different ways to control the oscillator speed. They also have a trigger function controlled by MIDI note commands. Parameters that feature key tracking can also be assigned to different MIDI channels for extra flexibility. Features: Delay featuring, free, sync to host and key tracking (KTr) controlled rate. Delay feedbac... [more]

Cadence is an LFO controlled filter and pan effect.... [more]

Ichi is a virtual analogue synth.... [more]

Jekyll is a circuit bent delay effect. ... [more]

Ni is a single oscillator, 16-step, sequencer synthesizer. The oscillator features 7 selectable waveforms, octave up and down switching, fine tune and phase modulation controls. The sound is then passed through a LP, HP, BP or BR self oscillating filter. The step sequencer features step start and end positions, a direction selector and step rate parameters. The filter cutoff can also be controlled by an identical independent step sequencer. The synth also has a multi routable, sync to host, LFO. Ni also includes an effects section. The included delay and reverb modules pass through their own f... [more]

San is a hybrid synthesizer. It features two analogue oscillators (with two FM oscillators) and a phase distortion oscillator. Each sound generator can be mixed between two of three variable state filters. Many of the parameters in San can be modulated by three multi-routable, multi-rate LFOs, two ADSR envelopes and one 8 stage envelope. There is also a simple flanger/chorus and distortion effect. San's second panel has a quick guide to some of its features as well as a MIDI controller ID list.... [more]

Son of a pitch is an audio pitch bend effect. The pitch of the incoming signal can be controlled by the pitch knob or by a sync to host LFO. The pitch knob ranges from +3 octaves to -3 octaves of the original pitch. The effect also features an LFO controlled filter section. There are 3 filters to choose from, 2 SV filters and a butterworth filter. The filter section can be bypassed sending the dry signal straight to the pitch bender.... [more]