Yeah yeah, we know that new Serum is out, but let's not forget other shit here either, right?

For those that know this bad boy, there's a new browser, it's now VST3 and CLAP compatible, and on Macs there's Silicon support.

For those that don't know, it's a free analog-ish synth that's very easy to operate, great sounding (think of it as a little sibling of Diva), and lightweight, slightly reminiscent of a Jupiter-6 but not a clone. Like other u-he synths, it's an all-purpose workhorse. It was previously available from Amazona.de.

https://u-he.com/products/tyrelln6/

Changelog and some notes downthread from Urs here: https://www.kvraudio.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=619153

 

Its a really great synth

 

Thank You @Will Kweks for the good News!

Presets: https://u-he.com/PatchLib/tyrelln6.html
Skins: https://u-he.com/PatchLib/skins.html

 

Thanks for these!

Those that use alternative skins and run into issues, please read the linked KVR thread where people are working on some problems with skins on the new release.

 

Thanks for the tip! The skins only work in the 64/32-bit version. I've already tested it.

 

Can this v3 import presets from previous versions?

 

there doesn't seem to be any synth architecture changes so I'd expect so

 

Yep. The presets are in the same .h2p format which work just fine. They only recommend to wipe the old factory soundset (which gets replaced) to avoid "a total mess."

*edit:* There's support for VST2 to VST3 migration in supported hosts. To my knowledge that's at least Cubase and Reaper. Live doesn't do this so I haven't tried it. Would be interested to know if anyone tries is.

 

The skins only work in the 64/32-bit version
bilderupload

 

thank you for the links