Sinthecyza 2.6

Quad Envelope/LFO Dual PM synth

 

The Main Sections


 

Patch Controls and Global Section


 

 

 

 

Text Box: Block Diagram (Synth Section)

 


 

 

 

Controller Number

Control

65

Frequency

66

Resonance

67

Attack

68

Decay

69

Sustain

70

Release

71

Output

72

Filt Mix

73

Velocity Sensitivity

74

Keyboard Scaling

75

Portmento

76

Oscillator 1 Modulation Depth

77

Oscillator 2 Modulation Depth

78

Osc Mix

79

Oscillator 1 Wave 1

80

Oscillator 1 Wave 2

81

Oscillator 2 Wave 1

82

Oscillator 2 Wave 2

83

Ring Modulator Mix

 

 

 


 

Text Box: Known limitations: Sinthecyza! 2 is normally 8 note polyphonic, but can be quite a CPU hog when running all the available features at once. If you have any doubts as to the CPU load then keep an eye on the host applications CPU usage meter, switch to mono operation and make sure any function which is not being used in the current patch is switched off.

Text Box: If you use Arpecyza!, or any of the Sonic Assault plugins, in your music send me a copy of the track and I’ll post it on the Sonic Assault web site as a demo with a credit to you. This also goes for any soundbanks produced for Sonic Assault plugs, send them to me and on the site they will go. J Any comments, problems, suggestions, large quantities of unwanted cash or phone numbers of unattached female millionaires to: sonicassault@ntlworld.com Now the bit to keep the lawyers off me back. This program is FREE; it cost zilch, nothing, not a penny, a dime, a euro. Therefore, You use it at your own risk. Because if you think your gonna shove your self-serving capitalist laws down my throat if something goes wrong, think again. It ain’t gonna happen. A friendly word of advise though, as this synth is capable of producing some speaker damaging frequencies and levels, as are a lot of effect and synth plug-ins, keep the volume DOWN whilst experimenting with this, or any other plug-in. Alternatively, use someone else’s speakers! (Snigger, Snigger… Only kidding). Thanks to: Jeff McClintock (Damn fine proggy, Oh great one!), David Haupt, Chris Kerry, Dan Worrell, Rick Jelliffe (For some well useful modules) and all the developers involved in SynthEdit. Jez