Tag: software synthesizer

A software synthesizer, also sometimes known as a virtual synth, is a computer program designed to create and control a variety of sounds. The concept of the modern synthesizer was defined by Robert Moog in the mid to late 1960\’s, but software synthesizers did not become popular until the late 1990\’s.

Here are the most recent posts at Synthtopia about software synthesizers.

Ellatron Remote Visualizer Adds Psychedelic Visuals To iPhone Mellotron

[flickrvideo]http://www.flickr.com/photos/34243728@N04/3549272108/[/flickrvideo] Saturday Synth Porn Video: Here is a first look at the new Ellatron Remote Visualizer, which is a new add-on for Ellatron 1.4 that runs exclusively on the Mac, and is currently in development. Ellatron Remote Visualizer connects over WiFi to Ellatron 1.4 (and above), duplicates Ellatron’s display on the Mac, and adds customizable,… Read More Ellatron Remote Visualizer Adds Psychedelic Visuals To iPhone Mellotron

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Free iPhone Synthesizer

NLog Free Synth (App Store link) is a free iPhone synthesizers, based on the NLog Sound Engine. Features: 32 factory sounds, plus 7 bonus sounds Sound playback using NLog Sound Engine. Editing by 4 selectable performance parameter Description: Substractive sound algorithm with classic analog waveforms. Professional 44.1 kHz Stereo CD quality with internal high performance… Read More Free iPhone Synthesizer

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Yonac Software miniSynth 2.0

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j-UNpLa-P48 Yonac Software has released of miniSynth 2.0 (App Store link), an updated version of its analog-modeling iPhone synthesizer. Changes in miniSynth 2.0 Recording and audio file import/export. New octave-maker feature. Updated GUI: relic-ed look for the season, and larger buttons and sliders for easier control. miniSynth retails for $1.99.

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