A thank you for Sylenth1

[Synthman2000]

Hi Lennard, I just wanted to thank you for making one the best softsynths that has ever existed.

You deserve that.

It still sounds much better than many new ones. Relax and enjoy this praise.

I still marvel at how surprising and inviting the synth is. In many genres of music it fits, I can barely think of a track I have not used it in. I greatly appreciate high quality sound and you nailed it and it holds up very well today.

[satYatunes]

+1

[Touch The Universe]

+1

[kaziorkaskis]

This is exactly as the colleagues write above. The synthesizer is great. The only one of this and there is nothing to discuss with it. I just bought on this year's price reductions (one lasts until the end of 2024). It is well designed, easy to use and generates beautiful sounds. Thank you for your many years of support! A big deal

[FarleyCZ]

Yep. +1 for sure. Just today I was nostalgically playing with Sylenth. And yeah. Maybe it's just me bebing used to a genere of music made mostly with that synth ... or maybe there really is some kind of magic EQ/saturation on the output of the OSC stage that makes the unisono so buttery smooth while all other synths just ... wobble and phase-rotate and whatever.

...you know but most importantly, this synth made me learn synthesis. I was browsing through my old (10+ y/o ones) patches and damnit, some of those I can easily use in my music today. I'll gladly do. Those were the easier, more hopeful times. And lot of that initial music enthusiasm was lost over the years, not gonna lie. But man, did this nostalgia trip bring me back.

Mr. Addink, if you read this ... thank you. <3 Not only for the synth itself, not only for all the amazing music that world made with it, not only for all the parties and gettohethers that were fueled by that music ... but most importantly thanks for giving me the way to become nerdy about synths. That lead to life-long passion, brought some amazing forever friends to my life. I don't think any of this would happen if Sylenth wasn't as easy to learn and as awesome sounding as it is.