http://www.lethalaudio.com/



Never heard of these guys. The synth itself looks a bit like a Nexus-style rompler. Audio demo seems to be a bit misleading since its heavily processed and I'm a bit skeptical with the "all in one" marketing campaign, but curious to hear what some of these presets actually sound like.

 

Can't find any demos. Pretty weird. Is it marketing move?

 

Not sure. I found the link through KVR. I havent been able to find anything else

 

With no modulation envelopes and LFOs one will get bored with it before finishing the install.

 

From the pic provided it has modulation and LFO envelopes..lol

 

well I hope it will sound as cool as it looks.... i like the gui


it's minimalist, with some sort of ableton derivative looking controls, but cool turquoise
with black is not a bad color combo, and easy on the eyes

sort of different to have the presets as a cascade in the middle of the gui...

tho I'm no expert on it like some people here, who never seem to praise anything,
except their own creations...

compare to sylenth which is such a busy presentation, and a bit daunting to dig into
I'm all for a little simplicity, feel free to jump in if this is not a valid contrast

 

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Just listened to the demo of a few sounds on the homepage. It literally sounds just like Nexus.

 

) You're right. I was expecting a mod matrix, expressed it in the wrong words, therefore I got taxed

 

a nexus knock off? feh.. ! nevermind...

 

another shitty EDM synth. nah

 

i wouldnt mind giving this one a shot

 

... and the all (will) just Sound the same hehe

 

It also looks like Nexus if you ask me.

 

wow 200 for a sampler clone

 

looks very homemade but that in itself makes it interesting !

 

Looks interesting if you like Nexus but want a few more tweakable parameters. Worrying thing is that their site shows the company have been around since 2014 yet there are no reviews, their social media sites are all empty, in fact there is no mention of this synth anywhere.
Don't think I would throw $199 at a synth with no feedback.

 

Principle of doing a Nexus knock off is a good idea. Nexus is over priced by a large margin.
But without marketing tactic, it is not going to attract sound designers.
And no good sound designers = no good rompler banks.
That's the rompler principle limitation : user can't make from scratch presets.

 

The GUI looks completely weird, like it was designed by two different persons and then mixed into one synth:
The parameters located on the left side looks like some kind of smartphone app and the buttons of the right side looks like they were photoshoped from a real device...

Just wondering what One Reason would think about this one?

 

Yeah, the UI really doesnt do anything for me.. a mix of flat and pseudo 3D and pretty monotone too.

Also..Too lazy to come up with individual preset names?

Pretty entry level all around...

Pass.

 

Last edited: Apr 29, 2016

"Beautiful. Inspiring. Professional."
They write on their site! LOL!!

Absolutely true! Very boring. These guys have no fantasy at all.
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