Vital is a spectral warping wavetable synthesizer.
Discover how warping the harmonic makeup of a wavetable can completely create a new set of sounds. Stretch, shift, smear and skew harmonics up, down and around the spectrum to explore new timbres and create sounds you didn't think possible with wavetables.
See how everything works while you play in this visual synth. Vital has animated graphical displays when you need them. Everything moves in real-time so you can see what's going on behind the scenes.
Quickly design sounds with an optimized drag-and-drop modulation workflow. The modulation preview gives you an idea of what things will sound like before you drop the connection. With this, you can try modulating different destinations by dragging around the screen.
Discover new design techniques using Vital's unique features like stereo-modulation. Stereo split an LFO to have the left channel's modulation delayed from the right or give slight stereo time differences to an envelope to create wider stereo effects.
Beautiful free VST.
Basically does everything that Serum does but better (minus the filters, Serum filters are the main selling point difference).
Read ReviewAgain a fabulous VST the basic free version is all you really need and as such it should be in the top of the best free VST chart here, for some reason that's not the case.
A must have VST in my opinion.
Plenty of addition presets to download as well :-).
Read ReviewVital
Reviewed By kudlana.miroslav
November 25th, 2022
Huge Synth with a lot of settings, effects and .... Linux support, which is not a standard in music plugins.
After trying free version, I've decided to subscibe it for monthly 5 bugs and convert earned money to Pro version and have a lot of fun with text to wavetable feature.
I'm satisfacted with it.
Read ReviewVital
Reviewed By andreezias
July 16th, 2022
Melhor por enquanto. Tem bons presets disponíveis. Muito fácil de mexer e entender. Cobre os principais sistemas operacionais.
Read ReviewIt's Serum 2021 - I love Steve Duda's masterpiece, but Vital is better.
I design wavetables, and the Serum editor is more feature packed, but Vital's editor is optimized excellently and it is fun to use. Serum's in comparison feels clunky.
If Vital we're $250 I would have bought it .
Read Review
Diva
Pianoteq Pro 8
Pianoteq Stage 8
MSoundFactory
Strum GS-2
Good Morning, Has anyone got this working on Ubuntu 20.04 with Ardour 6.5 ? I am a paying user of Helm and I am ready to buy this however only the stand alone works on my system.
Warm regards.
Alastair.
It should work if it supports LV2.
Big and detailed Serum to Vital compare. http://soundpeaks.net/blog/serum-vs-vital
It doesn't seem like Vital likes Ableton or that it' just a bit spotty.
Gonna try it with Waveform 11. It didn't like Tyrell by U-He, hope this goes better.
you're going to be pleasantly surprised;). It is at the height of Serum.
Well, Sprint Street, I do not think the Synth that can handle all music genres is made yet. I have things like Fathom, Serum, Dune and Omnisphere along with the more common ones from Native Instruments and Uhe, and still I use Vital a lot. I am not into the same kind of music as you are so I think that is the difference why som give it a 5 star. It would receive a 5 star from me if I were to review it. Echo Soundworks released recently some presets for Vital. Many great ones and in genres at least close to yours. They sound great in my ear.
Please log in to join the discussion
Submit: News, Plug-ins, Hosts & Apps | Advertise @ KVR | Developer Account | About KVR / Contact Us | Privacy Statement
© KVR Audio, Inc. 2000-2023
