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amSynth stands for Analogue Modeling SYNTHesizer.
It provides virtual analogue synthesis in the style of the classic Moog Minimoog/Roland Junos. It offers an easy-to-use interface and synth engine, while still creating varied sounds.
amSynth running as a stand-alone Linux application
- two analogue-style audio oscillators, featuring:
- sinusoidal, saw/triangle (with adjustable shape), square/pulse (with adjustable pulsewidth) waveforms
- white noise with or without sample & hold
- hard sync
- of course, detune and range controls
- mixer section with ring modulation
- analogue-style low-pass filter
- 24dB/octave curve
- dedicated ADSR envelope
- cutoff and resonance control
- keyboard pitch tracking
- amplifier with dedicated ADSR envelope
- modulation LFO
- up to 58Hz modulation
- routable to all sections (pitch, filter, amplifier)
- Effects
- High quality stereo reverb (freeverb)
- Distortion/crunch
- Easy navigation and manipulation of presets
What does it sound like?
Here are some sounds created by amSynth, so you can get a feel for the sounds it can create.
A strings setting playing a rather famous chord progression.
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Sounds a bit like "Sexy Boy" by Air.
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This is probably my favourite sound to date.
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