SyndtSphere Reviews

Syndt is an advanced polyphonic synthesizer that offers a wide range of creative options. Its oscillator waveform allows for seamless morphing from a pure sine wave to a square wave while also enabling pulse width adjustments. Two separate LFOs can modulate both the waveform shape and pulse width independently, providing extensive sound design capabilities. This synthesizer features finely tuned low pass and high pass filters, along with a customizable filter attack setting that can respond to velocity, allowing for the creation of raw and captivating sounds. Furthermore, an additional LFO, which can be shaped like the oscillator, has the ability to control filters, gain, and pitch through modulation wheels or automatic settings. This LFO can also easily synchronize with an AUv3 host. In terms of global effects, it includes a rich stereo chorus, a ping-pong stereo delay that can sync to the BPM of an AUv3 host, and an EQ for further sound shaping. The XY pad controls both the oscillator and LFO, with PWM modulation on the X-axis and waveform morphing on the Y-axis. Additionally, each axis of the oscillator XY pad is equipped with its own independent mini-LFO, generating sine wave modulation for even more dynamic sound manipulation. This allows musicians and sound designers to experiment and push the boundaries of their sonic creations.