TETRAD synth claims to be "Like No Other Synth"

[autodafe]

Looks kinda new in concept. It has been derived from an art installation with four metal plates and contact microphones. Nice Ambient/Drone/Experimental patches in it

[Ah_Dziz]

Seems like physical modelling from the video (the only info I have). The interface gives very little indication of what's happening. Hopefully they'll add some other resonators. It kind of reminds me of kaivo which is granular into physical modelling.

[autodafe]

There's additional info here on KVR main page, or on the product page (they also have a demo with a very annoying noise burst every minute or so...) https://physicalaudio.co.uk/products/tetrad/
yes, it is Physical Modeling + Granulators and Modulators

[WasteLand]

a small showcase, the presets that autodafe plays shows already the bandwidth/possibilities of Tetrad...

but making your own presets, in your own style works pretty well, like it!

[cjwseven7]

Seems like physical modelling from the video (the only info I have).

Hi, we added some info here viewtopic.php?t=621727

The plates at the end of the signal chain are physically modelled using our in-house modal reverb algorithm. The plugin uses both AM and granular.

[zerocrossing]

Seems like physical modelling from the video (the only info I have).

Hi, we added some info here viewtopic.php?t=621727

The plates at the end of the signal chain are physically modelled using our in-house modal reverb algorithm. The plugin uses both AM and granular.

You had me at MPE. Sounds very cool.

[pekbro]

Nvm… but please consider something other than a noise burst demo.

[starflakeprj]

I don't know, I find TheWaveWarden Spline and UAD Anthem far more interesting atm, but that said, I will probably ending up buying Tetrad at one point anyway

[Ah_Dziz]

Seems like physical modelling from the video (the only info I have).

Hi, we added some info here viewtopic.php?t=621727

The plates at the end of the signal chain are physically modelled using our in-house modal reverb algorithm. The plugin uses both AM and granular.

Thanks!!