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Analog Box 2.36

One VERY amazing program. LITERALLY, build a syth from scratch. Design a custom circuit including oscillators, knobs, buttons, filters, sliders, midi input, wave in and out, it even hosts VST PLUGINS!

BUT! I haven't been able to stop since the day I got it, so be careful, it IS addictive

It's seems to be more difficult to understand than max/msp or synthedit, but it also seems to be fun. Thanks for the link.

Waaaay hard to figure out for me...
Thanks tho.

PISHAW!

just look at the tutorials, and it's pretty easy. Aslo, the program 'chaser' is awesome for making drones and stuff.

I was just beginning to look for a free synth. I'll give this one a try.

Not to hijack this thread, has any one tried Pyscle? If so, what do you think? Am I even comparing apples to apples?

Hey flowers, do you have a link for chaser? I've tried googling but no luck, thanks in advance.

Chaser is there on that website, as is Ripple - a thing of beauty.

Cheers!

Personally, I've found out that ripple is rather boring, because there's not really anything to do with it other than stare at it!

Well I think Synthedit is too complicated!

And also, xon, I tried out psycle, and it seems cool, but It just doesn't work, I don't get any audio feedback!

hello_flowers
Personally, I've found out that ripple is rather boring, because there's not really anything to do with it other than stare at it!

I can see how one with less refined taste than my own might find it boring.

Well it's true, isn't it? There's nothing interactive about it.