NOVUZEIT has released PropheSea, a subtractive vector hybrid synth, and Iridesynth, a virtual analog synth.
PropheSea differs from most traditional vector synthesizers in that its waveforms are generated in real-time through subtractive synthesis, rather than being culled from pre-rendered ROM wave selection tables. The real-time waveform generators support a huge variety of internal manipulation. PropheSea also has multiple LFOs, Additive Harmonic Feedback support, and a global FX section for mutating and sweetening the sound. PropheSea's Dynamic Vector Control allows users to morph between the four waveform generators via their own hand, or through the use of computer automated vector sweeping.
Iridesynth is a stereo virtual analog subtractive synth designed to provide "entertainingly unique tones" with fast and simple programming. It is capable of strong classic analog sounds, retro vintage video game arpeggios and other useful traditional tones as well as "futuristic unheard of sounds".
Iridesynth features Additive Feedback Harmonics, self-modulating LFO parameters, multiple ADSRs, and seven range octave support. It also includes a powerful Global FX section with effects such as bit reduction, stereo flanging, microdelay, stereo reverb, and even psycho-modulation. There are eight configurable effects in all, each with two configurable parameters. Plus, Iridesynth's GUI allows realtime manipulation of its interface's color scheme.
PropheSea and Iridesynth are both available as VST instruments for Windows and cost $39.95 and $24.95 respectively. Demo versions are available.
