Ocean Swift has introduced Oscillarys, described as a ‘spectral loom synthesizer that blurs the border between the organic and the spectral’.
Oscillarys features an atmospheric synth engine built for motion, designed specifically for cinematic scoring and experimental composition. By layering detailed textures with sweeping filters and shifting modulations, it conjures tones that breathe, dissolve, and reform.
Oscillarys also features deep NKS integration and an expansive library of unencoded samples.
Here’s an overview:
Features:
- 1500+ oscillators, including analog tones, organic textures, layers, and ambient noise
- Massive scope and versatility that rivals complex semi-modular systems
- Atmospheric synth engine that’s made for motion
Pricing and Availability:
Oscillarys is available now, with an intro price of $47.40 USD (normally $79).
Thanks for taking a look Synthtopia!
Another stellar flagship from the swifties, amazing what you can do with it https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fvI8MkTDdfU
1500 oscillators? Um, no. The load of 1500 serial oscillators would melt my Cray supercomputer.
Not simultaneous ofc 😉 as in sounds available to you.
Okey dokey.
I feel like there’s hundreds of different Kontakt instruments coming out a day, we just get oversaturated with ’em. Ocean Swift seems to make the only ones I actually care about.
Trying out Oscillarys, I was blown away by how easy it is to use and how quickly it lets you create cinematic, ethereal atmospheres. The moment I opened it, I had tons of presets ready to play, and the sound immediately grabbed me, from lush pads to floating drones, all with a very evocative character.
The best part is that, while you can use the presets as they are (“Strings of the Loom MW” or “Eidorryn Outlands” sound sooo beautiful), editing or creating your own sounds is really friendly. I didn’t feel like I had to wrestle with complicated parameters; everything flows naturally, letting me focus on the music rather than the tech.
Plus, it has a huge bank of oscillators and samples, so there’s always something new to explore. For me, Oscillarys is one of those synths that inspires: it combines ease of use with truly cinematic and ethereal sounds, perfect for both quick jams and crafting your own textures.