Category: Software Synthesizers & Samplers

UVI BeatHawk The Latest Mobile Music Production Workstation Contender

UVI has introduced BeatHawk – a new portable music production studio for iPad. Beathawk is designed for immediate workflow and incorporates a huge library of sounds and instruments. It lets you build create beats, sample, time and pitch stretch, create layered arrangements. Export songs, stems and MIDI in one touch. Supports external MIDI devices, Inter-App Audio, AudioBus,… Read More UVI BeatHawk The Latest Mobile Music Production Workstation Contender

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Vast Dynamics Intros ‘Brutal’ Vaporizer Synth For Mac & Windows

Vast Dynamics has introduced Vaporizer – a new software synthesizer for Mac & Windows. Vaporizer is a subtractive software synthesizer that they say offers a ‘fat virtual analog sound with low system CPU resource usage.’ A main focus of the synth is supersaw-like sounds with various unison and detune models. According to the company, ‘Vaporizer does not want… Read More Vast Dynamics Intros ‘Brutal’ Vaporizer Synth For Mac & Windows

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FM4 Update Adds Audiobus Support And More

Primal Audio let us know that they’ve updated FM4, their four-operator FM synthesizer for iPad. They also introduced a free version, FM4 Lite, that lets you try the app out, but has a few of the more advanced features, like MIDI and Audiobus, disabled. . Here’s what’s new in FM 4 1.1:

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Free Yamaha Synth Book For iOS Combines Virtual Synth & Vintage Synths

At the 2015 NAMM Show, Yamaha introduced a new iOS app that combines a virtual synth with vintage synths – the Yamaha Synth Book. This app features a complete history of Yamaha Synthesizers, an integrated virtual analog soft synth, and serves as a portal to Yamaha’s online synth communities. The app is being released as part… Read More Free Yamaha Synth Book For iOS Combines Virtual Synth & Vintage Synths

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Spectrasonics Intros Omnisphere 2

At the 2015 NAMM Show, Spectrasonics has introduced Omnisphere 2. They note that ‘This is the first v2.0 of any Spectrasonics instrument and it’s truly a gigantic one!” Here’s the official video introduction from Spectrasonics Founder and Creative Director, Eric Persing:

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