Showing posts with label U-he. Show all posts
Showing posts with label U-he. Show all posts

Sunday, March 1, 2020

U-he synthesizer Tyrell N6


Tyrell: CATALINA ready


Tyrell: CATALINA ready

Our freeware software synthesizer Tyrell N6 from U-He has long been an "old hand", but still one that can do damn good hooks and can be seen in every DAW setup. Thanks to U-He, the TYRELL N6 is now also CATALAINA-ready. And of course there is still the Win version.

So if you've never touched the TYRELL N6 before, now is the opportunity. Have fun with it.

And a little request. We would really like to know if you are using the TYRELL N6 and how you can find it. and if you happen to have links to other sounds, controllers or I skins etc., please bring them here - we will then add this story to everything we can find :-)

Thank you for your support, your AMAZONA.de editorial team
Tyrell N6 for Linux, MAC and WIN

In order to use the freeware Synth Tyrell N6, you need a host application in which you can load the plug-in, e.g. Cubase or Apple Logic. The "standalone" version of the TYRELL N6 is unfortunately not yet available, but it is Catalina-ready for Linux, Win, Mac 32Bit and Mac 64Bit


Freeware Synthesizer Tyrell N6 Plugin VST, AU, WIN, MAC

Freeware synthesizer Tyrell N6 plugin VST, AU, WIN, MAC
The downloads for the software synthesizer TYRELL N6

The most important thing comes now: You can get your free TYRELL N6 V3 version HERE

Thursday, January 18, 2018

u-he Protoverb





Protoverb is an experimental reverb based on the idea of a "room simulator". Most algorithmic reverbs try to avoid resonances or model the reflections of sound from a rooms walls. Protoverb does the opposite. It builds up as many room resonances as possible, modeling the body of air in the room. It therefore does not need to modulate or colour the signal. The result is a very natural sounding reverbration with some interesting features: Long standing frequencies resonate louder, as if the air takes some time to get excited. Multiple instruments don't mash into a diffuse mud, they stay distinct. If you play a short melody, the room seems to repeat a ghost echo of that melody. Those properties are indeed found in churches and large halls, but they're rarely found in conventional algorithmic reverbs.

However...


To achieve this kind of stuff, Protoverb works with loads and loads of parallel, serial and networked delays. By all means, there is no mathematical formula that makes such a structure sound "just right". As with all delay based reverbs, it's down to trial and error, and maybe a lot of luck with random values. Therefore we designed Protoverb to present you with delay lines of random lengths and a random assembly of networking and feedback strategies. Which, if you're lucky and you come across a great setting, you can submit to our website, along with a few details

Push buttons to randomize!


To be precise, the small text box at the bottom contains two random entries. The first part depicts the network structure, strategies for a spatial layout and distribution of delay taps, strategies for finding useful delay lengths and so on. The second part is a seed for a pseudo-random number generator which is used to find various parameters, such as average delay length, which prime number to chose (if any) and so on. This text can either be edited by double click, or both parts can be independently randomized with the two random buttons below.


Windows & MacOS 



Tuesday, January 16, 2018

Uhe - Podolski




Odolski is a simple, CPU-efficient virtual analogue synthesizer. Basically a cut down version of FilterscapeVA with just one oscillator, one filter, one envelope and two LFOs, it also features a Zebra-style arpeggiator/sequencer plus chorus and delay effects.
Podolski's specialities are the Click parameter (emphasizes the filter attack) and its ability to seamlessly morph between three waveforms (WaveWarp).


Windows & MacOS 

 


U-he - TyrellN6




Freeware!


Tyrell is the name of a project by the German online magazine Amazona.de. A reader survey and follow-on forum posts provided a pool of ideas for a low-cost HARDWARE analogue synth, which Mic 'Moogulator' Irmer collected and used to develop quite a powerful concept. Based on a design similar to Roland's classic Juno 60, a few modules and novel features could be added without making the product too expensive...

However, it soon became obvious that developing the hardware would have taken years, so I (Urs) offered to turn the core design into a freeware softsynth. That was late 2010. Only a few weeks later, TyrellN6 was out for beta testing! After some serious bug-fixing and fine tuning, the final release version became available in April 2011.

Version 3


In April 2013 we released TyrellN6 version 3, which now supports VST3. The new user interface was designed by Ryo Ishido.



Key features

  • new skin designed for Amazona.de by Ryo Ishido
  • smooth overdrive in the oscillator mixer
  • filter output can be fed back into the mixer
  • unison mode, with voice index modulation source
  • envelopes can be looped or triggered via LFO
  • envelopes retrigger just like classic hardware



  Windows & MacOS

u-he Triple Cheese - Luscious cheesy comb synthesizer





Triple Cheese is a unique-sounding freeware synthesizer plugin. Triple Cheese doesn't use any of the classic synthesis techniques – substractive, FM or additive – but various forms of comb filter i.e. very short chromatically tuned delays. The three cheese modules in a row either generate their own signal, or process the output of the previous module.

Update Oct 2015: TripleCheese V1.2.1 (rev 3898) adds AAX support, fixes minor bugs 


Windows & MacOS