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Buy yourself a faster CPU...
or just download the SynC Modular!
- Using its unique modular optimizing technology,
the SynC Modular software synthesizer compares in performance
to non-modular softsynths -
- Do realtime multitimbral sequencing with a modular softsynth! -
- User comments -
- MP3 demos -
Before you proceed
please read the following announcement
Download the latest version (2.21)
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January 11, 2010
SynC Modular is made free to the public by Native Instruments
June 12, 2003
The announcement text is changed
due to release of Reaktor 4 by Native Instruments
August 12, 2002
The page of Daniel Appelt is added to the User area
July 15, 2002
The page of Eric Dexter is added to the User area
January 8, 2002
SynC Modular
v2.21 for Windows/BeOS released.
January 7, 2002
The page of Bernd Teichert is added to the User area
September 3, 2001
The page of Rammer Zsolt is added to the User area
July 4, 2001
The page of Robin Chard is added to the User area
May 18, 2001
The announcement text is changed
due to release of Reaktor 3.0 by Native Instruments
April 9, 2001
The page of Josep M Comajuncosas added to the user area
April 5, 2001
SynC Modular
v2.08.004 bugfix for Windows/BeOS released.
January 5, 2001
Minimoog ensemble with a new filter is uploaded to Dr Sync's page
January 5, 2001
SynC Modular
v2.08.003 bugfix for Windows/BeOS released.
The SynC Modular is a modular software synthesizer for Microsoft Windows 95/98/NT4/2000 and BeOS R5.
1. HIGH PERFORMANCE. The performance of the SynC Modular compares to the performance of non-modular software synths. This means higher polyphony and/or patch complexity.
2. FLEXIBILITY. The SynC Modular is so flexible that it allows you to create your own oscillators and filters (using Z-1 modules of course!).
3. MULTITIMBRALITY. The SynC Modular allows you to have as many as 16 parts playing together. Each part can select a different instrument in realtime by receiving a MIDI program change.
- Microsoft Windows 95/98/NT4/2000 or BeOS R5 operating system
- Intel Pentium or higher or compatible CPU
(Intel Pentium II, Celeron or higher is strongly recommended)
- 32MB RAM (minimum)
- 10MB hard disk free space (minimum)
- audio card capable of playing back 16-bit audio
- high-color (16-bit, 65536 colors) or higher color resolution
display mode
also recommended:
- MIDI input interface (is present on most audio cards through
the gameport)
- MIDI keyboard
PRICE
The registered version of SynC Modular is $49