IMFMSynth gives eight FM operators far more source choices than basic sine-only setups. KaitoSato lets each slot run triangle, square, sawtooth, sine, several noise colors, or imported wavetables, while users freely wire modulation paths and set feedback, phase, and depth per connection.
A routing view keeps every operator, three filters, and final output visible at once. WAV tables compatible with Serum or Vital workflows can move through their scan positions. Hand-drawn envelopes support curves, loops, and sustain markers, while four modulation slots handle synced LFOs or ADSR control.
DX7 .syx banks load as editable patches, then users can expand them with extra operators, filters, effects, wavetables, and envelopes. Drive, chorus, reverb, delay, and an 8-bit mode with 256 amplitude levels sit onboard. Nine interface languages are supported.
Beta pricing is $19 for three machines under one purchase. Windows supports VST3 and CLAP, while Mac systems get AU as well. Activation is required once, after which internet access is unnecessary.
A routing view keeps every operator, three filters, and final output visible at once. WAV tables compatible with Serum or Vital workflows can move through their scan positions. Hand-drawn envelopes support curves, loops, and sustain markers, while four modulation slots handle synced LFOs or ADSR control.
DX7 .syx banks load as editable patches, then users can expand them with extra operators, filters, effects, wavetables, and envelopes. Drive, chorus, reverb, delay, and an 8-bit mode with 256 amplitude levels sit onboard. Nine interface languages are supported.
Beta pricing is $19 for three machines under one purchase. Windows supports VST3 and CLAP, while Mac systems get AU as well. Activation is required once, after which internet access is unnecessary.
