Psychic Modulation has released version 2.3 of Phonec, a software synthesizer that aims to recreate the obscure character and ghostly qualities of the video logos heard at the beginning of 80s films on VHS.
The update includes a new Melt system with high frequency oscillator integration, new filter variations and a new Acid filter, and lots more.
Aside from it’s quirky nature, Phonec is a unique and powerful synthesizer, capable of producing a wide range of sounds such as vintage analogue tones, lo-fi synthscapes, ethereal ambiance, minimal techno sequences, retro leads and hard hitting synth basses.
Changes in Phonec v2.3
- New Melt System with HFO integration.
- New Filter variations + a new Acid Filter.
- Filter Saturation Driver.
- Highpass Filter Tracking.
- Randomizers are now MIDI assignable.
- Oscillator Harmonics Reduction.
- Dotted note echoes.
- EchoShifter timing has been improved.
- All LFOs now start with the same phase on host play.
- Arp Hold can also function as note hold.
- Sub-Presets for key sections.
- Improved Patch Management.
- Load/Save MIDI cc maps.
- Note Memory Mode can be turned off.
- Lots of bug fixes and improvements.
Phonec 2 is available for Windows and Mac (VST/AU), priced at $69 USD.
More information: Psychic Modulation / Phonec 2
