Syntronik vintage synth

Syntronik raises the bar in virtual instrument technology, sound quality and flexibility thanks to a brand new combination of the most advanced sampling techniques with a new hybrid sample and modelling synthesis engine, an arsenal of high-quality modelled effects and innovative instrument features that provide players and producers with the ultimate and best-sounding collection of vintage synthesizers to date.

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A breakthrough in the world of virtual synthesizers
Syntronik includes 17 amazing instruments, available as a collection or separately, with over 2,000 preset sounds covering a wide selection from 38 of the most iconic to ultra-rare and painstakingly multi-sampled vintage synthesizers. Syntronik’s synthesis engine goes well beyond traditional sampling thanks to a brand new analog modelled filter section built with the highest expertise from IK, the pioneer in virtual circuit modelling. This is coupled with the new exclusive DRIFT™ technology to accurately reproduce the behaviour of oscillators from real hardware synths. All of this combined with an effects section that is unrivalled in the world of virtual instruments along with advanced features like 4-part layers, splits and arpeggiators make Syntronik the ultimate source of inspiration with the widest palette of synthesizer sounds ranging from exact reproductions of the originals to sounds never heard before that will stand out from the crowd in productions covering any genre and style.

An Array of Synthesizers
Syntronik includes the following 38 amazing synths and string machines offering more than 2,000 instrument presets::

• Alesis Andromeda
• ARP 2600
• ARP String Ensemble (Solina)
• Elka Rhapsody 490
• Hohner String Performer
• Micromoog
• Minimoog Model D
• Modular Moog
• Moog Opus 3
• Moog Prodigy
• Moog Rogue
• Moog Taurus I
• Moog Taurus II

• Moog Taurus 3
• Moog Voyager
• Multimoog
• Oberheim OB-X
• Oberheim OB-Xa
• Oberheim SEM (Synthesizer Expander Module)
• Polymoog
• PPG Wave 2.3
• Realistic Concertmate MG-1
• Roland Juno-60
• Roland Jupiter-4
• Roland Jupiter-6
• Roland Jupiter-8

• Roland JX-10
• Roland JX-3P
• Roland JX-8P
• Roland RS-09 Organ/Strings
• Roland RS-505 Paraphonic
• Roland TB-303 Bassline
• Sequential Circuits Prophet-10
• Sequential Circuits Prophet-5
• Yamaha CS-01II
• Yamaha CS-80
• Yamaha GX-1
• Yamaha SY99

Syntronik features

• 17 powerful instruments with familiar panel designs and easy to use controls.
• A collection of 38 iconic synthesizers and string machines.
• Multi-sampled oscillators for ultimate authenticity.
• 4 classic types of circuit-modeled filters to shape sounds.
• DRIFT™ technology for realism of subtle oscillator variations.
• Mix and match oscillators with filters for new original sounds.
• True 4-part synth to create rich sounds with layers and splits.
• 4 dynamic arpeggiators for complex rhythmic textures.
• 38 high-quality effects derived from AmpliTube and T-RackS.
• More than 50GB of sounds and over 2,000 presets.
• Browser search by category or keyword to find sounds in seconds.
• Optimized resizable interface.
• Load Syntronik sounds into SampleTank 3 for more expandability.
• Works as a 64-bit plug-in or standalone instrument for Mac/PC.

Syntronik will launch in July 2017. It is now available for pre-order at a special 50% discount introductory price of 149.99 EUR/USD, with crossgrade offers at 99.99 EUR/USD. Prices ex. taxes.

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Source
IKMultimedia

 

Last edited: May 25, 2017

"Analog" knob? Finally.

 

This post is for update purpose only.

 

Last edited: May 27, 2017

50 GB of content ...

 

i don't believe in ikmultimedia - (because nothing ever sounded better than stuff from Softube and UAD -even if they never did synths, but they will do soon some and they will overkill)

how many times more we need another re-emulated version of the mini moog?

38 iconic synts? lol where is the DX-7 ???

 

demo sounds great. i can't wait to play around with it.

 

50gb of samples ?? at least it will be a good opportunity for young people to listen to what an Alesis Andromeda A6 sounded like

you can then use its waveforms in Serum or whatever ;p Nice guis anyway!

 

I would like to see sampled filters and simulated oscillator, but looks fine to me

 

They already available as wavetables

 

everytime they sound different, even to original

 

Interesting, I love this synth

 

What is DRIFT technology? Subtle pitch mofulation with free running phase?

 

and how to make samples phase modulate each others?

 

I'm not so sure about that. they have great emulations. for example TR white 2A is one of the best in the market imho

 

this is a sampled synth ...

 

They seem to have sampled the waveforms, yes. Not unlike Omnisphere. Done correctly, it shouldn't matter as its the final output that is important. Considering it has all of the usual dials and sliders of the synths they are 'emulating' it's not just something like a bad Kontakt library.

 

If it's as good as their Modo Bass...

Nonetheless, 50 gb for a synth put it in the same special league of Omnisphere.

 

I always have an extra seat at the table for a new synth

 

What is

"This is coupled with exclusive DRIFT™ technology to accurately reproduce the behavior of oscillators from real hardware synths. "

 

"DRIFT™ technology
When it comes to accurately reproducing the real sound of vintage synthesizers, sampling their oscillators is the only way to ensure truly authentic results. IK developers have worked tirelessly to capture multiple round robins of single oscillators as well as oscillator combinations (including sync and FM sweeps). Syntronik also includes a new DRIFT algorithm that breathes more life into the sampled oscillators themselves. Typically sample-based synthesizers have the limitation of having always the same exact sample attack, something that does not happen in their true hardware counterparts. IK’s DRIFT technology varies the phase, color and pitch of the sampled oscillators to keep them moving just like the real analog oscillators do. Much more than simple detuning or even multiple-source modulation, DRIFT emulates the way real analog circuits behave over time. The result is the organic, living sound of analog that is the start of any classic synthesis chain."