Ideabox

[sl23]

Yes, thanks, I found that. But I'm referring to selecting patches and banks. The current way is a very old way of doing it. Even a button to directly access the patch list would be easier than consistently clicking menu and going through sub menus to get to it.

But that really is the only complaint I have. It would be so much better to have a button that opens a tab that shows all patches in a file browser type list with a tree. Then you could click on a preset or a bank to load them. Or, right click to select to export, save, save as, etc.

Just my opinion.

Seriously tho, thank you for making this synth, it is absolutely brilliant sounding! I don't buy software very often as I don't see much point with so many free alternatives, so me buying this says how good it is!

[Echoes in the Attic]

How about a ring modulator?

Aside from that, CLAP and MPE please.

[LFO8]

I would vote for a full window preset browser. The way u-he Mat Tytell implemented it in Vital is on of the best I have seen.

[revvy]

I'd vote for native Apple Silicon AU version.

[Boy Wonder]

I'd be curious to know the oldest VSTi still in popular use. Zebra2? Sylenth1? Serum? Dune?

[sl23]

I reckon Synth1 would be high on that list!

[Omniphonix]

How about a ring modulator?

Aside from that, CLAP and MPE please.

+1 to MPE, I just picked up a Seaboard Rise 2.

[karol]

Here's one potential improvement idea:

Currently Sylenth oscillators start running just after the plugin is loaded. The problem (for me at least) with this behavior is that when I create a sequence in my DAW with any preset where 'retrig' option is disabled and then generate e.g. four mixdowns (one by one) of that project – each mixdown sound a little bit different. Although this inconsistency is understandable, it drives me mad.

I belive it would be better to start oscillator once the first note is triggered after plugin is loaded. This would allow to keep more consistency, so that when I load the project and process a mixdown and then reload the project and make another mixdown – both mixdowns sound exactly the same. This solution is implemented in u-he Hive 2. Although I still prefer Sylenth, lack of this feature is an issue for me.