ScanSynth
to be released
I've started experimenting with scanned synthesis.
Here is a first result:
You can download this small win32 OpenGL application here to have an idea about how it works. More to come.
I've found the time to go further with my scanned synthesis algorithm, and it now work as a VSTi with it's OpenGL animation on the GUI and some sliders to tweak the string thanks to Niall Moody's VSTGL and MultiGUI classes.
please read the following thread on kvr if you want to try early prototypes and follow the developement of this synth:
http://www.kvraudio.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=128692
posted by mdsp @ Tuesday, July 05, 2005
8 comments
8 Comments:
This theory sounds amazing,
please post some audio clips.
this looks great!
WOW! I'm very excited. Can't wait to try it out. I love anything weird and new (physical modelling, FFT, granular synthesis or comb filtering)...
cant wait
So good to see people exploring the possibilities of soft synths & not just making another analog simulator. Sounds really exciting, will be coming back to see how it's going. Keep up the good work!
is this going to be coming out at any point soon?
This is a great synth. Both looks and sounds wonderful.
Thanks to mdsp for designing ScanSynthGL.
I'll soon post some sounds I created with ScanSynthGL.
Sounds nice! Would you disclose how you create the character of the sound ? I can hear efx, filters and other stuff on youtube clip.
best!
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