I have some pretty nice friends... some of them even name synthesizers after me ;-) My friend, Scott Snyder, (aka Cos&FX) who aside from being a Sound Designer in the video game industry, also creates audio plugins on the side. He decided he wanted to start making them available to the masses so I said I'd help out and offer a place to post them and help create the presets. "Heather" is his first offering. It's a VST synth that applies additive and subtractive synthesis elements to create its sounds. The two filters are very resonant and with some tweaking can be really dramatic and wacky if applied to one of the 2 LFOs. This is a good synth for cutting basses, large screechy sweeping pads, leads and scifi sound effects. For just two oscillators it can be *really* F A T.
I've thoroughly hammered on this VST using Cubase 4 and Ableton Live 8.1 and it is solid... no wierdness. Give it a shot... its free what do you have to lose?
click the image above to see a larger view.
Specifications:
- 2 Oscillators
- waveforms: sine, saw, ramp, triangle, pulse/square, white noise, pink noise
- 2 Low Pass Filters
- 2 free-tempo LFOS that can modulate: pitch, pulse width, filter (cutoff or resonance)
- Saturator
- Decimator/Sample Rate
- 30 presets
Product: Heather
Type: VSTi for Windows
Developer: Cos & FX
Download HERE
- Til Next Time... Over N Out
- RED
p.s. In the near future I will create a "Downloads" page and you can access this vst and other goodies from there... stay tuned!
Where is the Mac version!?
Posted by: CWM | February 02, 2010 at 11:27 AM
Ahh... Chad... come over to the dark side ;-) We've been waiting for you! heh.
Posted by: Red | February 02, 2010 at 11:46 AM
Hey Scott,
Very well done neat layout
very basic but really well done!
congrats!
Kropjesla.
Posted by: Kropjesla | February 02, 2010 at 01:55 PM
Thank you. Complicated is not ALWAYS better. :)
Posted by: W. Scott Snyder | February 02, 2010 at 02:14 PM
Merry Christmas! I wish you a lot of gifts and luck in the new year.
Posted by: JOBS_frend | December 25, 2010 at 10:10 PM