QSynthi - The Quantum Synthesizer by AJ is a Virtual Instrument Audio Plugin for macOS and Windows. It functions as an Audio Units Plugin and a VST 3 Plugin.

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0.9

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0.9 (AU 1.0.0)

Tags:Synth AJ QSynthi - The Quantum Synthesizer Universal 2 Binary

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Open Source

GPL 3

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QSynthi - The Quantum Synthesizer
by Arthur Freye & Jannis Müller

Uncover Quantum Soundscapes: Experience the Sonic Potential of the Schrödinger Equation.

Play with Quantum Mechanics

Take advantage of the simulation's motion characteristics to create large and evolving sounds. Play big chords or focus on the melody – QSynthi has you covered.

Sculpt the sound you want

QSynthi brings the power of quantum physics to your sound design process. By translating a quantum simulation into dynamic and evolving sounds, it opens up a new world of possibilities for music production. This innovative instrument provides real-time, adaptive tones, enabling a unique exploration of the sonic possibilities inherent in the fascinating world of quantum phenomena.

Simulate real life phenomena

QSynthi lets you animate real-life phenomena through sound, offering a unique and interactive way to understand complex systems. Explore, tweak and play – it's quantum physics, but with a melodic twist.

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QSynthi - The Quantum Synthesizer

Reviewed By dtard [all]
August 22nd, 2024
Version reviewed: 0.8 on Windows

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This instrument is genuinely unique to me - which is something I'm always searching for but don't find as often as I'd like. Very tweakable and sounds good, I have found a few sounds I feel like I'd never have stumbled on otherwise. Sequencing/modulating parameters is when this thing really comes alive but I'm doing all modulation in FL as the plugin itself doesn't have much in the way of traditional modulation built in.

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