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Released today (or yesterday). I really dislike synths that cater to genres, but the GUI and features looked interesting enough to catch my attention. Trying the demo out, but it's way too small! Or my monitor is just too big... don't think it uses VST3 as it doesn't seem resizable.

Anyway, prepare for a few hundred tunes coming out with preset abuse in the coming weeks. Massive Brutal Electro round 2 engaged.

Sugar Bytes wrote:Recommended by BoysNoize, Skrillex, Peaches, Modeselektor, SiriusMo, Mouse on Mars, Biohazard.

https://sugar-bytes.de/content/products ... hp?lang=en#

recommended by skrillex? great marketing right there, should sell a fuck ton of copies until its pirateable

man you made me really hoping for a cylob appreciation thread haha should look closer next time

BudSpencertron wrote:man you made me really hoping for a cylob appreciation thread haha should look closer next time

Cylob is always appreciated!
Cylob software http://durftal.com/cms/cylobmusicsystem.html

wormcode wrote:Cylob is always appreciated!
Cylob software http://durftal.com/cms/cylobmusicsystem.html

honestly guys like cylob make me, crawled back into foetus position, think about my skills

I don't really see why companies are bothering to make new synths...it's not as if we don't already have the power to make any sound in the universe.

Attila wrote:I don't really see why companies are bothering to make new synths...it's not as if we don't already have the power to make any sound in the universe.

1. We don't.
2. Companies like making money.
3. Different synths have varying degrees of flexibility, ease of use, etc.

I know what Attila means, very rarely does a softsynth come out that brings something unique to the table. Most of them are just clones/filler subtractive VAs with different interfaces.

wormcode wrote:I know what Attila means, very rarely does a softsynth come out that brings something unique to the table. Most of them are just clones/filler subtractive VAs with different interfaces.

Which is something thats pretty depressing tbh. I know theres still plenty of room for advancements. (how about a granular sampler that detects the pitch of the loop and scales the loop size in perfect tuning to the keys being pressed and allows several waves at a time for a wavetable type shifting as well)

This plugin actually seems impressive from the features I was able to notice.

Will be interesting to see what instruments Sugar bytes come up with for the Reason rack.

it will never catch on unless it is torentable, given the genre it caters to.

nowaysj wrote:it will never catch on unless it is torentable, given the genre it caters to.

But it's recommended by PEACHES AND BIOHAZARD!

(seriously though that might be the oddest list of musicians to cram together in one sentence)

wormcode wrote:

nowaysj wrote:it will never catch on unless it is torentable, given the genre it caters to.

But it's recommended by PEACHES AND BIOHAZARD!

(seriously though that might be the oddest list of musicians to cram together in one sentence)

heh marketing these days seems to be like a shotgun rather than targeted... as long as we hit a few who cares about all we miss or put off in the process

Interface looks like the interface from that aeph nightrider track's video, like fiddly knobs and lights in some packed space ship, I'm good with that. I hope this thing does have a demo, I'd like to play around.

I hate the commercial, I hate that dancing robot, I look forward to trying it out though for better or worse.

Thought the robot looked shit. Should have had Halp do it.

a bit late to the party

tried to program some synths....felt like trying to learn Phase Distortion Synthesis. i was left scatching my head. i got some cool sounds but had no idea what i was doing.

It has a built in game lol, (click the logo)

imo its not a good sounding synth at all
free synths like sonigen modular sound way better