String Theory is a flexible, delay based, physical modeling synth which is capable of a very wide range of plucked strings, atmospheric pads and ambiences, and unique hybrid synth sounds.

Experimentation is encourraged as it will likely lead you to sounds you may not have expected this synth to make.

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String Theory is a flexible, delay based, physical modeling synth which is capable of a very wide range of plucked strings, atmospheric pads and ambiences, and unique hybrid synth sounds.

Experimentation is encouraged as it will likely lead you to sounds you may not have expected this synth to make.

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The basic idea behind this synth, as it's name suggests, is to offer a wide variety of ways to create automated motion of the synth's sound. This is achieved by the use of 4 envelopes, 8 LFOs, three 16 step CV sequencers, and a filtered delay module...all of which can sync to your host's midi clock.

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ReZ is a pretty basic synth. It’s monophonic and has the typical analog synth controls and features. What makes Rez special is its filter. It’s made from multiple chained filters acting as a single big filter. its very resonant and it tops off just barely before self oscillation. This allows you to easily play with the cutoff at extreme resonance levels without running the risk of blowing your speakers (and your ears) out.

Texture offers a wide range of textures. Smooth, odd digital ambiences, metallic rings, synthetic percussion, brutally distorted sounds, classic virtual analog sounds, and even some physical modeling type tones are all possible with this synth.


Features:

* Virtual Analog.
* Mono/Poly operation.
* Detune.
* Harmony.
* Pulse Width + modulation.
* FM.
* Downsampler.
* Monstrous Band Pass Filter.
* Highly Resonant Low Pass Filter.
* Distortion.
* 2 Envelopes.
* 3 LFOs.
* Reverb.
* Metal Module with modulation.
* Dual Delay with MIDI sync and pan.
* 16 Step Gate Sequencer.
* Gate length control.
* 128 Patches By: Ugo. Mark Stolk (Mystahr) and Tim Conrardy.