Mothman 1000 is a 2 oscillator, 2 LFO, software synth that features a subtractive analog oscillator and a phase distortion oscillator. Both oscillators feature modulating LFO / HFOs (low and high frequency) as well as VCFs for each oscillator; VCF 1 includes an ADSR input section. The high frequency modulation creates FM synthesis type sounds. Mixing this with the phase distortion and subtractive sounds makes for a lot of possibilities. You can also use the L(H)FOs for standard LFO fx. The L(H)FO on OSC 1 is routed to the amp section of OSC 1 and the L(H)FO of OSC 2 is routed to the modulatio... [more]

Mothman 1966 is a two oscillator, two LFO synth that uses standard subtractive synthesis. It has three custom waveforms in the two oscillators - one is a "diamond wave" which was created using FM synthesis and the waveform image resembles a diamond; two is an 8 bit, buzzy and gritty, saw wave; three is a woodwind wave, used to create flutes and other wood instruments. The LFOs can be routed to either of the VCFs or VCAs.... [more]

Mothman 2000 is the commercial version of Justin Robert's Mothman 1000. Mothman 2000 combines 3 forms of synthesis to create a unique sounding and easy-to-use software synthesizer. There are two main oscillators, the first is a standard waveform generator that has sine, saw, ramp, triangle, pulse, white noise, and pink noise. The other is a phase distortion oscillator, a technology pioneered by Casio in the 1980s for their unique CZ series of synthesizers that contains two separate waveform generators that each produce saw, square, pulse, double sine, saw-pulse and three resonant waveforms. ... [more]