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November 12, 2008
Synplant has soon been out for 48 hours and it has already stirred up quite a buzz on music-tech sites all over the internets. I thought I might share urls for some of the reviews and forum threads that we have found so far. (I'm including only English sites for the benefit of our international audience.)
In no particular order: www.kvraudio.com, www.ableton.com, createdigitalmusic.com, www.analogindustries.com, www.harmony-central.com, matrixsynth.blogspot.com, www.vi-control.net, elektron-users.com, forum.cakewalk.com, www.bigbluelounge.com, rekkerd.org, www.musicradar.com, www.digitallofi.com.
/ Magnus
November 10, 2008
It is with great joy and pride that we can finally present Sonic Charge Synplant - the organic alternative to synthesis.
Almost two years in the making, this is our first major release since µTonic 2.0 in 2005. It is a synthesizer with a user interface that we dare say may raise quite a few surprised eye-brows. A product that takes a resolute step away from the paradigm of virtual machinery and embraces an organic approach to sound creation.Read more and download a fully functional trial version from the Synplant product page.
If you already own µTonic, do not miss the 25% discount we offer on Synplant for the rest of 2008. (If you do not own µTonic, you can purchase a bundle with Synplant and µTonic for a reduced price.)
We hope that you will find Synplant an inspiring and vitalizing recharge for your sonic explorations!