Nakst`s free Regency Synthesizer

[satya]

Nakst`s Audio Plugins just released the free Regency Synthesizer!!!

The official link: https://nakst.gitlab.io/regency/

 

Product specifications:

2 phase distortion generators

6 multi-segment wave graphs

Ladder filter with 4 modes

4 envelopes (1 ADSR and 3 DAHDSRs)

2 math modulators

3 multi-segment LFOs

6 slot modulation matrix

6 effect unit types

3 effect unit slots

24 modulation sources

276 modulation destinations (102 polyphonic)

64 factory patches

Custom skin template

MTS-ESP tuning support

[user905133]

It looks good from the description / features, but the only plug-in format supported is CLAP. 

Thanks for sharing.  I'd be more interested in the PD if it were iPD. Maybe that will be implemented in future versions. 

Edited April 18, 2023 by User 905133

[Last Call]

3 hours ago, User 905133 said:

It looks good from the description / features, but the only plug-in format supported is CLAP. 

Thanks for sharing.  I'd be more interested in the PD if it were iPD. Maybe that will be implemented in future versions. 

AU for Mac too

[Esteban Villanova]

Only Reaper and Bitwig support CLAP, if I'm not mistaken. It seems to be picking up among developers though, already some pretty nice synths suport it and at least a couple are exclusively CLAP.

[user905133]

2 hours ago, Last Call said:

AU for Mac too

Oooops.  My bad.  I forget that there are Mac users here.  I haven't used Macs since the Macintosh and the early Performa series.  AU is a blind spot for me--my eyes see it but it doesn't make it past that point.  Thanks for re-minding me. 

[Last Call]

5 hours ago, User 905133 said:

Oooops.  My bad.  I forget that there are Mac users here.  I haven't used Macs since the Macintosh and the early Performa series.  AU is a blind spot for me--my eyes see it but it doesn't make it past that point.  Thanks for re-minding me. 

Best part is that Reaper loads "everything" on a Mac.

On Windows too, I have  Embracer, a 32bit pluging that came with Cubase 5 I think, and it loads it, and I haven't found a replacement for it in a song!