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https://sixthsample.com/spoton/ Sixth Sample has announced the release of a new vocal tuning effect for Windows and Mac. Spoton is an easy to use plugin with controls for amount and speed and you can select and automate target notes individually. The wallet-friendly way to tune your vocals. Spoton is a free automatic pitch correction plugin with a clean sound and low latency. An octave of keys to select your scale, two knobs to set the correction style. Simple yet powerful. Spoton is available to download for free in VST3, AU and AAX plugin formats.

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https://www.modormusic.com/dr2.html Modor DR-2 OS012 firmware is out now and is a free download for existing DR-2 users. Modor DR-2 is available now for 1750€. Modor has released DR-2 OS012, a free firmware update that adds three new drum synth models and an extra parametric EQ stage per instrument.

In the meantime, a DIY hardware port called MiniDexed is also available and runs on an inexpensive Raspberry Pi with up to eight instances. Dtronics, maker of various quality hardware editors, is now making a commercial miniDexed version for everyone with two left hands regarding DIY. https://synthanatomy.com/2024/04/dtronics-dt-dx-hardware-version-of-the-free-dexed-fm-synthesizer-plugin.html

Rainy Day Hailstorm is a new fascinating touchy portable groovebox with a hybrid sound engine from the designer Otem Rellik. https://synthanatomy.com/2024/04/rainy-day-hailstorm-a-touchy-groovebox-with-samples-and-synthesis.html Rainy Day Hailstorm is available now for $495 and is hand-made.

The new firmware 1.2.12 for the TX-6 is out now, and it boosts once again the feature set of it, which was anything but small before this release. The big highlight of the new firmware is the introduction of two new modes: sampler and looper, which turn the TX-6 into a mini sampler/looper. In the new sample mode, the six mini track buttons became sample slots and trigger buttons for the samples. The sampling capacity is minimal, with a maximum of 5.5 seconds per slot. You can record each track in real-time and fine-tune the recording afterward with three classic controls: pitch control, sample start, and sample stop position. Then, in the new loop mode, the TX-6 can record a loop up to 22 seconds. That’s not a lot, either. Important with these new modes is that the samples and loops are lost when power is down. So, if you want to keep your captured sounds, save them on a USB drive. Firmware 1.2.12 also offers an update for the TX-6’s built-in groovebox. The oscillators of the synth part can now be detuned. TE also improved the USB audio functionality, which is now more stable and offers more compatibility. Further, it now offers a dual mono AUX send option in the mixing section. Lastly, the mixer’s feature of synchronizing with other devices via clock has been updated with a new start/stop signal when using the sync16 output. As a reminder, it can track the BPM of any incoming audio, which is unique to it.

LEAK: a french music retailer has leaked the Elektron Digitakt II hardware sampler groovebox with stereo sampling support, 20GB of internal storage, and more. https://synthanatomy.com/2024/04/leak-elektron-digitakt-ii-hardware-stereo-sampler-groovebox.html

https://github.com/PhysicsDptAngers/polyUAnalog/ The polyUAnalog is a new DIY open-source Synthesizer displayed last week at SynthFest France 2024. The developers, Matthieu and Dominique, finished the code for it shortly before the event started, so it wasn’t in 100% perfect condition; it was more of a working prototype. The core uses a mix of analog and digital components. The version on display had ten analog voices, each based on the AS3397 synth voice chip, known from the Oberheim Matrix 1000. The chip is ideal for synth projects as it offers an entire synth voice on the chip, including two analog oscillators, a filter, and VCA. Interestingly, you can freely configure the number of voices. You can create an analog synth with 10, 20, or more voices. It’s also possible to build just a mono synth out of the project. According to the developer, the maximum voice is estimated to be 120 voices. Then, the digital part is carried out by a Raspberry Pi located on each voice. This tunes the voices so that they are always in tune. Plus, it generates LFOs, envelopes, or any additional digital synthesis. In the SFF 2024 prototype, the Raspi also generated a noise generator. They are currently developing additional board elements that can, for example, host digital effects. Here is the video from SynthFest France 2024.

https://nusofting.com/fertile#sosir NUSofting Sosir is a new free experimental freeze delay plugin for macOS, and Windows that lets you create bowed sounds from any source. The plugin consists of two stages: a digital virtual bow and the delay line. The first uses a modeled bow section with four unique timbres (mellow tone, stereo slow, mono dark, stereo chorus). Each gives the sound its character with adjustable lowpass and highpass filters, bow dry/wet, and sub-octave doubling. Then, you have the delay section with time control, ranging from 40ms to 2000ms. There is also feedback, a LFO with depth and rate control, an a built-in reverb. In the last stage, you also have a dry/wet mix control. Do not confuse it with the bow wet/dry mix, both are independent of each other NUSofting Sosir is available now as a free download. It runs as a VST3 and AU plugin on macOS (native Apple Silicon + Intel) and Windows.

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https://www.patreon.com/posts/atone-102446579 Analog Obsession has released ATONE, a channel strip with an A-Type EQ, filters, and a 436-style compressor. Supported plugin formats are VST3, AU, and AAX. If you’ve got a few bucks to kick AO’s way, it helps to pay for the development of ATONE and other releases.

The new Amigo tracker sampler is creating a lot of buzz these days ... and right now I found something similar – but for free! Working on Windows, macOS and even Linux. Get your Ami Sampler here: https://github.com/astriiddev/Ami-Sampler-VST?tab=readme-ov-file (see releases on the right) Ami Sampler brings that LoFi feel and that sound into the modern world. Obviously heavily inspired by the Amiga, as well as Protracker and Fasttracker, it also draws inspiration from last trackers like Tritons Fasttracker II and Milkytracker in addition to some modern sampler VST plugins. While in no way an emulator nor a recreation of the limitations that the late 80s software had, the Ami Sampler strives to take the classic sound of the Amiga but still allow it to stand up with a modern DAW setting.