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SynthMaster 3 by KV331 Audio (Released on Desktop)

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  • DMfanDMfan

    Just got info that the plan is to release SM3 for iOS at Superbooth 2025! Yay!😁

    /DMfan🇸🇪

  • Edward_AlexanderEdward_Alexander

    I was just sitting here looking at this crazy preset list I have in my copy of SM2.

    A ways back, they had some kind of sale going on with their preset pack/bundles and I bought the full shebang which included everything.

    Now I’m just as much a sound designer as I am a preset surfer. As in sometimes I like to design my own sounds (which I’d reach for Drambo first in this regard), and other times, if I’m working on a piece of music, I might be looking for a quick type of sound that I don’t have to put much thought into. It depends on the mood I’m in really.

    So now, I have exactly 4399 presets in Synthmaster 2 (lol)

    My question is, and it’s not really like a technical question that I need answered or anything, but more of a wonder…

    What kinds of sounds will Synthmaster 3 have, or be capable of, that I wouldn’t be able to find in this list of 4399 sounds?

    FWIW I haven’t looked at any of the SM3 info, not interested in the beta (as I’ve got too many betas I’m involved with already) and haven’t seen any feature comparison or technical info of what’s going to be “NEW” about SM3.

  • DMfanDMfan

    @Edward_Alexander said:
    I was just sitting here looking at this crazy preset list I have in my copy of SM2.

    A ways back, they had some kind of sale going on with their preset pack/bundles and I bought the full shebang which included everything.

    Now I’m just as much a sound designer as I am a preset surfer. As in sometimes I like to design my own sounds (which I’d reach for Drambo first in this regard), and other times, if I’m working on a piece of music, I might be looking for a quick type of sound that I don’t have to put much thought into. It depends on the mood I’m in really.

    So now, I have exactly 4399 presets in Synthmaster 2 (lol)

    My question is, and it’s not really like a technical question that I need answered or anything, but more of a wonder…

    What kinds of sounds will Synthmaster 3 have, or be capable of, that I wouldn’t be able to find in this list of 4399 sounds?

    FWIW I haven’t looked at any of the SM3 info, not interested in the beta (as I’ve got too many betas I’m involved with already) and haven’t seen any feature comparison or technical info of what’s going to be “NEW” about SM3.

    There will be many new sounds with a bunch of sound designers active as we speak working on new soundbanks for the release. SM3 will also be backwards compatible with the sounds from SM One and SM2. They do not share the same sound engine but SM3 will play them all.

    There will also be new sound synthesis types introduced, previously not found in SM2. This is a monster synth coming…

    /DMfan🇸🇪

  • MrSmileZMrSmileZ

    @HolyMoses said:

    @MrSmileZ said:
    On iOS it’s Tera Pro, aparillo, factory, or Nave for me…I still use Zeeon and Sunrizer a lot as well.
    On Mac OS it’s phase plant, pigments, alchemy, and Icarus
    On hardware it’s Iridium, minifreak, osmose, and Typhon

    Good choises!

    Just curious, do you run Alchemy as old school Camel Audio, or thru Logic Pro?

    Back in the days “we” paid up to 1000 dollars for full Alchemy (if I remember right)…

    I have spared an old iPad Air v2 from 2014 just to have the ability to run some old 32 bits apps (iOS 10.32), and one of them is Alchemy…

    I really hope Apple could bring us the whole shebangs of Alchemy to Logic Pro on iPad this spring - lets hope…

    I’m going to be hoping with you!

  • thesoundtestroomthesoundtestroom
    edited June 22

    A couple of differences between SM2 and SM3.
    With SM3 all your previous preset packs from SM1 & SM2 will be available inside the browser.
    All presets have an audition feature before you load them, SM2 also now has this.

    With SM2 you can have 2 layers, each layer can have two Oscillators.
    SM3 can have 16 layers, each layer can have 16 Oscillators.
    SM3 has a few new FX including an amp sim.
    The plan is to have around 1000 unique SM3 patches added, there are over 300 of them already.

    Each of the 16 layers can have its own sequencer or arpeggiator.
    You can also layer existing patches on top of each other, for example you could have a SM2 patch on layer one, an SM1 patch on layer 2, and an SM3 patch on layer 3, then go in and add more sounds per layer as you with.

    It also has a fully editable sample engine with keys zones, layers, splits, everything you need.
    You can also build you own wavetables, add frames, layers etc.

    It really has much more new stuff, including new filters and oscillators.

  • HolyMosesHolyMoses

    @thesoundtestroom said:
    A couple of differences between SM2 and SM3.
    With SM3 all your previous preset packs from SM1 & SM2 will be available inside the browser.
    All presets have an audition feature before you load them, SM2 also now has this.

    With SM2 you can have 2 layers, each layer can have two Oscillators.
    SM3 can have 16 layers, each layer can have 16 Oscillators.
    SM3 has a few new FX including an amp sim.
    The plan is to have around 1000 unique SM3 patches added, there are over 300 of them already.

    Each of the 16 layers can have its own sequencer or arpeggiator.
    You can also layer existing patches on top of each other, for example you could have a SM2 patch on layer one, an SM1 patch on layer 2, and an SM3 patch on layer 3, then go in and add more sounds per layer as you with.

    It also has a fully editable sample engine with keys zones, layers, splits, everything you need.
    You can also build you own wavetables, add frames, layers etc.

    It really has much more new stuff, including new filters and oscillators.

    Unfortunately, very few have any clue how fantastic Synthmaster v3 will be in the end (release july 2024?)…

    What I like with Synthmaster v2 on my iPads is the sound quality, so fuckin’ brilliant and joyful, and, in the same time, can be bity dirty and everything we really wants…

    Big thanks to @kv331audio @kv331audio_bulent for bringing professional synths to iPad platform!

  • CamblerCambler

    @thesoundtestroom said:
    A couple of differences between SM2 and SM3.
    With SM3 all your previous preset packs from SM1 & SM2 will be available inside the browser.
    All presets have an audition feature before you load them, SM2 also now has this.

    With SM2 you can have 2 layers, each layer can have two Oscillators.
    SM3 can have 16 layers, each layer can have 16 Oscillators.
    SM3 has a few new FX including an amp sim.
    The plan is to have around 1000 unique SM3 patches added, there are over 300 of them already.

    Each of the 16 layers can have its own sequencer or arpeggiator.
    You can also layer existing patches on top of each other, for example you could have a SM2 patch on layer one, an SM1 patch on layer 2, and an SM3 patch on layer 3, then go in and add more sounds per layer as you with.

    It also has a fully editable sample engine with keys zones, layers, splits, everything you need.
    You can also build you own wavetables, add frames, layers etc.

    It really has much more new stuff, including new filters and oscillators.

    It looks amazing. Already pre-purchased on desktop but haven't had much time to play wit the beta. Soon though and can't wait! The specs are wild. Do we have an ETA for ipad?

  • drewinnitdrewinnit

    that SM3 info sounds fascinating. I hope we can play the 16 parts on different midi channels and use multi out to have a single instance multitimbral synth :o

  • DMfanDMfan

    KV331synthmaster Soundcloud:

    https://on.soundcloud.com/ZrQeyNVSKgwwJwvX8

    Examples of presets coming in SM3!

    /DMfan🇸🇪

  • DMfanDMfan

    @Cambler said:

    @thesoundtestroom said:
    A couple of differences between SM2 and SM3.
    With SM3 all your previous preset packs from SM1 & SM2 will be available inside the browser.
    All presets have an audition feature before you load them, SM2 also now has this.

    With SM2 you can have 2 layers, each layer can have two Oscillators.
    SM3 can have 16 layers, each layer can have 16 Oscillators.
    SM3 has a few new FX including an amp sim.
    The plan is to have around 1000 unique SM3 patches added, there are over 300 of them already.

    Each of the 16 layers can have its own sequencer or arpeggiator.
    You can also layer existing patches on top of each other, for example you could have a SM2 patch on layer one, an SM1 patch on layer 2, and an SM3 patch on layer 3, then go in and add more sounds per layer as you with.

    It also has a fully editable sample engine with keys zones, layers, splits, everything you need.
    You can also build you own wavetables, add frames, layers etc.

    It really has much more new stuff, including new filters and oscillators.

    It looks amazing. Already pre-purchased on desktop but haven't had much time to play wit the beta. Soon though and can't wait! The specs are wild. Do we have an ETA for ipad?

    Plan is an iOS release at Superbooth 2025. I’ll get a new iPad for the occasion!

    /DMfan🇸🇪

  • CamblerCambler

    @DMfan said:

    @Cambler said:

    @thesoundtestroom said:
    A couple of differences between SM2 and SM3.
    With SM3 all your previous preset packs from SM1 & SM2 will be available inside the browser.
    All presets have an audition feature before you load them, SM2 also now has this.

    With SM2 you can have 2 layers, each layer can have two Oscillators.
    SM3 can have 16 layers, each layer can have 16 Oscillators.
    SM3 has a few new FX including an amp sim.
    The plan is to have around 1000 unique SM3 patches added, there are over 300 of them already.

    Each of the 16 layers can have its own sequencer or arpeggiator.
    You can also layer existing patches on top of each other, for example you could have a SM2 patch on layer one, an SM1 patch on layer 2, and an SM3 patch on layer 3, then go in and add more sounds per layer as you with.

    It also has a fully editable sample engine with keys zones, layers, splits, everything you need.
    You can also build you own wavetables, add frames, layers etc.

    It really has much more new stuff, including new filters and oscillators.

    It looks amazing. Already pre-purchased on desktop but haven't had much time to play wit the beta. Soon though and can't wait! The specs are wild. Do we have an ETA for ipad?

    Plan is an iOS release at Superbooth 2025. I’ll get a new iPad for the occasion!

    /DMfan🇸🇪

    Such a wait! However it gives you some saving time for that new pad :)

  • ninobeatzninobeatz

    It’s out….on desktop!

    https://www.synthmaster.com/synthmaster3.aspx?referrer=twitter

  • AudioGusAudioGus

    @thesoundtestroom said:
    A couple of differences between SM2 and SM3.

    All presets have an audition feature before you load them, SM2 also now has this.

    Aww, that is great! I guess they had them laying around from Maschine support anyway, very cool

  • NeuMNeuM

    I hope it works out well for them (after all, who here is rooting for a developer to fail), but since the majority of my work ultimately ends up on desktop for finaling these days, I find my requirements for more complex synthesis met by synths from Cherry Audio and other synths like Vital and Surge XT. I'm not too proud to admit I'll use a great open source synth over a paid option now.

  • hghonhghon

    @NeuM said:
    I hope it works out well for them (after all, who here is rooting for a developer to fail), but since the majority of my work ultimately ends up on desktop for finaling these days, I find my requirements for more complex synthesis met by synths from Cherry Audio and other synths like Vital and Surge XT. I'm not too proud to admit I'll use a great open source synth over a paid option now.

    I’ve narrowed down my desktop production process to Reaktor, Surge XT, and Ableton’s Operator and never looked back. I like designing my patches from scratch and I’m not much of a preset guy (nothing against it but I find dialing in faster) and Surge blows everything else away.
    I’ve used Serum, SM2, Spire and every other synth under the sun and nothing else is as powerful as Surge XT. I’ve even come to appreciate its interface over those.

  • ChimmyChungaFaceChimmyChungaFace

    Saving presets and preset organization were such a mess on their 1st two iPad synths that it made them unusable to me. Third time’s a charm?

  • LuxthorLuxthor

    New video from SonicLAB about SynthMaster 3:

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