Entanglement: Quantum Wavefunction Synth (VST3, AU, Standalone)
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- KVRAF
- 1867 posts since 8 Jan, 2022
I absolutely love this.
I do prefer this to the m4l version which I tweaked a bit but the UI in this makes all the difference.
I don't find it in any way limiting. Quite the contrary I find it incredibly open ended and can get all kinds of weird and wonderful sounds out of it that I'd struggle to get out of other synths.
I think the key is not to focus too much on the subtractive end of it and -similar to an FM synth- getting the base oscillator sound to do all the heavy lifting. There are so many controls to create the fundamental shapes and alter the oscillator that it's kind of overwhelming.
I use the filters more as sound refinement than relying on them for basic shaping.
One small addition I'd love to see is the ability to modulate the spread control with LFOs/Modulations.
I do prefer this to the m4l version which I tweaked a bit but the UI in this makes all the difference.
I don't find it in any way limiting. Quite the contrary I find it incredibly open ended and can get all kinds of weird and wonderful sounds out of it that I'd struggle to get out of other synths.
I think the key is not to focus too much on the subtractive end of it and -similar to an FM synth- getting the base oscillator sound to do all the heavy lifting. There are so many controls to create the fundamental shapes and alter the oscillator that it's kind of overwhelming.
I use the filters more as sound refinement than relying on them for basic shaping.
One small addition I'd love to see is the ability to modulate the spread control with LFOs/Modulations.
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- KVRist
- Topic Starter
- 57 posts since 3 Apr, 2023
Fair criticisms/input. Just to clarify the price should be closer to 50 euros not 60 (its $60 USD), and happy to email me directly for paypal to avoid VAT.bmanic wrote: Sun Feb 15, 2026 8:10 pm Hmm.. I'm a little late to the party but have now been testing the VST3 demo for a while. Quite frankly, I'm having a hard time justifying the asking price for the plugin version. Yes, it's a new novel oscillator/synthesis method but the thing as a whole leaves a lot to be desired.
I'm not a fan of the limited modulation setup. I'm also bummed out by the less than stellar filters. Why on earth can't I modulate the output volume of each filter pair when in parallel mode? That's a huge loss in possibilities right there. I'd also really like a global 5 band EQ at the output so that we could quickly tailor the output to reign in some wildness.
This just feels very half-baked as it is now. Tremendous potential but the actual execution as a whole is quite weak.. it just doesn't feel like it's worth 60€ + taxes for the synth. I may pay 30€ + tax for the M4L version though, as it's dead simple to group things into a rack in Live and thus get a much more competent device.
For your other complaints some clarification that might become feature requests and some of my responses:
"I'm not a fan of the limited modulation setup"
What are you feeling is missing from the modulators specifically?
"Why on earth can't I modulate the output volume of each filter pair when in parallel mode"
If you're asking why: I didn't add it because honestly I am not even used to seeing that as an internal modulation destination. Instead you would modulate the volumes of the sources which you control how much volume of them enters the filters. You can of course map/automate them externally. It could be a FR if people strongly think it should be included as well!
"I'm also bummed out by the less than stellar filters"
Like the sounds of the filters or the lack of options. If the sound, did you try the ladder filter modes? If the lack of options, I did design this more for using the simulation itself to achieve many affects complex filtering would, but beyond that I have on my FR list to add more shapes. Clarity and specifics in your response (such as which filter shapes you'd like to see) could help add to that list
" I'd also really like a global 5 band EQ at the output so that we could quickly tailor the output to reign in some wildness"
I could add this although more realistically I will probably do three bands feels more appropriate for an internal synth EQing.
TBH/transparency: I personally like to add as little extra FX chaining to a synth to make it kind of standalone in itself focussed on what it does as one piece in a signal flow. I know a lot of users might disagree and want many FX and other post processing all in one place in a synth to make it sound finished without adding anything more.
I generally create instruments from my own vision of working with them which is why I don't include all the typical things, and often even give different unconventional paths to similar synthesis techniques with different/unique results using the unconventional system and dynamics of the synths I make.
That said I am totally fine with the feedback (and yes some things might still genuinely be missing especially for some users, not trying to invalidate those requests) and incorporating more features if users strongly desire them. Just explaining where I am coming from in the first place when designing this for both your response and others that may be wondering.
thanks for any additional clarity!
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- KVRAF
- 37374 posts since 14 Sep, 2002 from In teh net
Any chance of getting Grain Forest as a plugin?
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- KVRist
- Topic Starter
- 57 posts since 3 Apr, 2023
No plans for that one specifically ATM, though I have quite a few that could become!
My next VST/etc plan for a device will combine a few of my previous sample based ones into one hell of an experimental sample based suite. Using physics, photoshop style drawing, concatenative options, machine learning and a lot of modes and ways to work with it. Pretty pumped to make that one it'll be a hell of an instrument. Just didn't want to jump into it for my first VST. But it won't be grain forest
- KVRAF
- 10128 posts since 16 Dec, 2002
Im modulating this in Bitwig, a technique Bitwigers use with loads of synths to turn simple devices into crazy beastskraster wrote: Mon Feb 16, 2026 10:39 pm One small addition I'd love to see is the ability to modulate the spread control with LFOs/Modulations.
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- KVRAF
- 1867 posts since 8 Jan, 2022
ndivuyo wrote: Wed Feb 18, 2026 9:54 pmNo plans for that one specifically ATM, though I have quite a few that could become!
My next VST/etc plan for a device will combine a few of my previous sample based ones into one hell of an experimental sample based suite. Using physics, photoshop style drawing, concatenative options, machine learning and a lot of modes and ways to work with it. Pretty pumped to make that one it'll be a hell of an instrument. Just didn't want to jump into it for my first VST. But it won't be grain forest
So a kind of coalescence/Iota/Samsara/Superposition hybrid?
Sign me up.
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- KVRAF
- 1867 posts since 8 Jan, 2022
I can do the same in Live but I always like modulation to be internal.VariKusBrainZ wrote: Wed Feb 18, 2026 10:04 pmIm modulating this in Bitwig, a technique Bitwigers use with loads of synths to turn simple devices into crazy beastskraster wrote: Mon Feb 16, 2026 10:39 pm One small addition I'd love to see is the ability to modulate the spread control with LFOs/Modulations.![]()
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- KVRian
- 989 posts since 27 Jun, 2011
Wow that's very cool!ndivuyo wrote: Fri Feb 13, 2026 12:47 amI probably wont do a 1:1 remake like this idea but i am planning by the end of year to create a sample based device combining many of my physics/drawing/ML ideas from the past into one hell of a crazy sampler workstation so stay tuned for that one which wiol be a lot more on the experimental and fun side of things!wasi wrote: Wed Feb 11, 2026 8:52 pm Great experimental synth, I love it! Please port more of your stuff over from m4L. I have Live, but I don't want to buy plugins that are constrained to that DAW forever.
