MusicDevelopments has announced an update to its modular additive synthesizer designed to be highly efficient, flexible, and capable of rendering 50-70 thousand partials while having full control over each partial.
Version 1.5 of Syne includes ARM64 executable on Windows, and various improvements.
Syne is a fully modular additive synthesizer capable of rendering more than 70000 partials realtime on a recent CPU (=powerful) while having full control over each partial (=flexible). This allows making complex sounds that are not possible with other types of synthesis.
Changes in Syne v1.5
- Added native support for Windows ARM64 architecture; the appropriate executable is now installed on ARM systems.
- Restored functionality for update checking.
- Refreshed user interface.
- Resolved an issue with the ordering link following the integration of a new payment provider.
- Fixed a bug causing incomplete presets to be saved due to memory handling issues.
- Addressed a problem where amplitude display zoom levels were incorrect when dragging the timeline.
- Various other bug fixes and improvements.
Syne is available to purchase at a 45% discount, priced $49 USD during the Holiday Sale until December 31st, 2024. It runs as standalone software for Windows and Mac, and supports VST/VST3 and AU plugin formats.
More information: MusicDevelopments
