Introduction of Software Synthesizer Created with SynthEdit “Spaceship”
Video demo:https://youtu.be/8mOo1BTgcnY
This is a versatile and powerful software synthesizer plugin. Built entirely within SynthEdit, this virtual instrument packs a range of sound design capabilities into an intuitive interface.
At its core lies a multi-waveform oscillator with independent control over pulse width and volume. This fat, analog-style Oscillator A can be switched between waveforms like sawtooth, triangle, sine, and pulse for sculpting basic timbres. Oscillator B offers additional tone-shaping options with tune and octave controls alongside its own volume knob.
Further sonic animation comes from two LFOs with adjustable rate and depth parameters. Multiple parameters are editable, including pitch modulation, filter sweeps, amplitude effects and more using these low frequency oscillators to add movement and interest. The multi-mode filter provides a smooth slope to shape tones, under the influence of an ADSR envelope that can tweak the attack, decay, sustain and release.
Bringing it all together is the playable keyboard with capabilities for pitch bending and portamento glides between notes. This grants hands-on control over the synthesizer for volcanic leads, mournful pads, scintillating arpeggios and other sounds.
The straightforward interface belies the depth available in this synth plugin. Between the versatile oscillators, animation from the LFOs, tapering from the filter and envelope, and playability of the keyboard, there is enormous creative potential at your fingertips. This instrument invites you to explore, experiment and craft your own electronic music compositions, sound effects, underscore beds and more.
Whether the purpose of creation are producing atmospheric soundscapes, spiky bass lines, shimmering textures or driving sequences, this synthesizer plugin puts intuitive sound design within reach. The quick workflow and deep modulation capabilities make it simple to dial in sounds, yet sufficiently complex for creative sound programming.
