IMFMSynth 1.1 gives Kaito Sato’s synth a seriously wider toolset, while current owners get the update at no charge. Eight operators combine FM synthesis with wavetables, and users can pick 32 six-operator DX7-style routings or build POINTS envelopes from R1-R4 and L1-L4 values.
Any operator can switch between RATIO and FIXED tuning. Hard sync, ring modulation, audio-rate wavetable movement, and a modulatable FM AMOUNT control reaching 200% deepen sound design. Effects can be reordered, while the 8-bit section gains mix, bit-depth, and sample-rate controls.
Elsewhere, modulators can reach zero rate, influence one another, and use repeatable seeded noise. CLAP hosts gain host modulation feedback, while MTS-ESP handles microtuning. WAV export, wavetable importing, undo and redo, language options, routing-table dragging, and UI scaling from 75% through 150% round things out.
The beta price sits at $19 for three devices. Windows supports VST3 and CLAP across x64 and ARM64, while macOS supports VST3, AU, and CLAP on Intel and Apple Silicon.
Any operator can switch between RATIO and FIXED tuning. Hard sync, ring modulation, audio-rate wavetable movement, and a modulatable FM AMOUNT control reaching 200% deepen sound design. Effects can be reordered, while the 8-bit section gains mix, bit-depth, and sample-rate controls.
Elsewhere, modulators can reach zero rate, influence one another, and use repeatable seeded noise. CLAP hosts gain host modulation feedback, while MTS-ESP handles microtuning. WAV export, wavetable importing, undo and redo, language options, routing-table dragging, and UI scaling from 75% through 150% round things out.
The beta price sits at $19 for three devices. Windows supports VST3 and CLAP across x64 and ARM64, while macOS supports VST3, AU, and CLAP on Intel and Apple Silicon.
