GHOST (beta) - New 6 osc wavetable FM synth

[synaesthesia]

Looks like an interesting synth but, I do think you're doing yourself a little bit of a disservice making it look quite SO like Serum.

People are going to see that and, if they already have Serum or Vital or both, pass on it without seeing the extra and unique ideas you've got in there. It should stand up for itself given its features but, particularly at the price point you've chosen, you've literally demanded comparison with Serum. IMHO.

[Danilo Villanova]

Working great in Reaper Windows 10!

Could we get it to respond to sustain pedal?

[Biome_Digital]

Is it released?

[fmr]

Is it released?

Not AFAIK. It's still in Beta, and a long time since last version

[Biome_Digital]

Is it released?

Not AFAIK. It's still in Beta, and a long time since last version

Ok thanks,

[paulm12]

Hopefully this is still in development. The demo convinced me this is a synth I actually need - great hybrid between F.'em and OpSix, with features from Serum/Vital. Actually reminds me of an updated version of good olde BigTick Rhino. Also I found the CPU usage was low compared with some of the other synths.

[charlesalbert]

I hope it gets at least presets. It passed a year since I bought it and no progress

[exacoustics]

Hopefully this is still in development. The demo convinced me this is a synth I actually need - great hybrid between F.'em and OpSix, with features from Serum/Vital. Actually reminds me of an updated version of good olde BigTick Rhino. Also I found the CPU usage was low compared with some of the other synths.

Yep it's still in active development. In the past few weeks I've released a major update that took just over 12 months to complete. The GUI has had a complete redesign & rewrite. All graphics are now rendered on the GPU using DirectX 11 (Windows) & Metal (MacOS). The dependancy on the JUCE framework has been dropped. A CLAP version is now available. A new random modulator has been added. The single & multiband compressors now have a controllable knee. The distortion can now have different distortion types for positive / negative input. The distortion also has pre/post filters. It's worth grabbing and I hope anyone who was left waiting feels it was worth the wait.

My biggest priority right now is making a presets library, as it's the last thing left to do before a v1.0 release / product launch.

It goes without saying there are still bugs to find and fix. That's being managed pretty well by my existing beta testers in my Discord group. I don't intend to onboard any new beta testers at the moment, so consider this thread closed.

If anyone has any questions for me I'm often pretty quick to reply via email (find it via the contact form on my website). You can also DM me on Twitter or Discord (find me in The Audio Programmer discord group). All the best discussion is happening elsewhere and I would like to stop using KVR.

[UltimiGiorniRecords]

This post remembered me that I’ve bought it after seeing Databroth playing with it.

From the purchase (over one year ago) the only update they if got was the graphical engine.

Wasted money (99 euros) and lesson learned.

[phreaque]

Indeed the latest version is by far the most stable & CPU friendly release.
Thanks for the huge efforts exacoustics

[Biome_Digital]

Hopefully this is still in development. The demo convinced me this is a synth I actually need - great hybrid between F.'em and OpSix, with features from Serum/Vital. Actually reminds me of an updated version of good olde BigTick Rhino. Also I found the CPU usage was low compared with some of the other synths.

Yep it's still in active development. In the past few weeks I've released a major update that took just over 12 months to complete. The GUI has had a complete redesign & rewrite. All graphics are now rendered on the GPU using DirectX 11 (Windows) & Metal (MacOS). The dependancy on the JUCE framework has been dropped. A CLAP version is now available. A new random modulator has been added. The single & multiband compressors now have a controllable knee. The distortion can now have different distortion types for positive / negative input. The distortion also has pre/post filters. It's worth grabbing and I hope anyone who was left waiting feels it was worth the wait.

My biggest priority right now is making a presets library, as it's the last thing left to do before a v1.0 release / product launch.

It goes without saying there are still bugs to find and fix. That's being managed pretty well by my existing beta testers in my Discord group. I don't intend to onboard any new beta testers at the moment, so consider this thread closed.

If anyone has any questions for me I'm often pretty quick to reply via email (find it via the contact form on my website). You can also DM me on Twitter or Discord (find me in The Audio Programmer discord group). All the best discussion is happening elsewhere and I would like to stop using KVR.

The preset sound bank will be vitally important for showing the synths potential. Not everyone is a sound designer. I hope you have some professional sound design for it. I did reply to your email about that.