So, what are you implying exactly? That is part of SE's default module library. If you know a way to remove that from the dll, please let me know.tomg wrote:Really? Your code is very interesting.
There's an easy way to test if Sylenth1 uses SE oscillators btw, just play a really really low pitched saw wave for example. SE oscs degrade heavily in quality at frequencies between about 0 and 50Hz. Then compare it to Sylenth's oscillators. And did you ever see a SE oscillator with a half-triangle, half-block wave, like the one in Sylenth1?
Similar tests can also easily be used to compare other parts of the audio path. I do find it weird however, that you don't seem to hear the difference, which is quite obvious if you ask me. But like I said before, if you can not hear it and you don't notice the difference in CPU usage, this synth is not for you.
Lennar will you be making any Filter VST Plugs 
Whether or not I can hear a
I still think it's suspicious and the price is way out of line but I'm chillin' for now. I can understand the desire to hide the SE side of things (I'm not going there but you know what I'm talking about) but going to that much trouble to hide modules makes it look like somethings not right. I could be way off base either way. 
