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Low Poly Synth by Alexander Zolotov (Released)

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  • PxlhgPxlhg

    @wagdog said:
    The FM algorithm is a game changer. I had no idea about those settings. Jakob’s video was very helpful.

    It's funny that we all seem to have missed this option, even @Gavinski just scrolls by it when mentioning the midi mapping in his presentation/tutorial of the synth. What's really weird though is that the developer decided not having a button/selector for it on the front, simple enough that would have been. So strange.

  • wagdogwagdog

    @Pxlhg said:

    @wagdog said:
    The FM algorithm is a game changer. I had no idea about those settings. Jakob’s video was very helpful.

    It's funny that we all seem to have missed this option, even @Gavinski just scrolls by it when mentioning the midi mapping in his presentation/tutorial of the synth. What's really weird though is that the developer decided not having a button/selector for it on the front, simple enough that would have been. So strange.

    I’m hopeful the developer will consider moving some of those settings to the main screen. There is certainly enough real estate for them to fit. I’ve become obsessed with lp synth since making those settings changes. There are some dirty/gritty tones in there.

    Try the seed 740A1479 with FM.

  • GavinskiGavinski

    @Pxlhg said:

    @wagdog said:
    The FM algorithm is a game changer. I had no idea about those settings. Jakob’s video was very helpful.

    It's funny that we all seem to have missed this option, even @Gavinski just scrolls by it when mentioning the midi mapping in his presentation/tutorial of the synth. What's really weird though is that the developer decided not having a button/selector for it on the front, simple enough that would have been. So strange.

    Absolutely bizarre he didn't put them on the main ui lol. Then again, he is a dev who makes some very strange ui choices in general. But very nice indeed that Jakob noticed them, and that you brought them to wider attention here.

  • SamuSamu

    @wagdog said:
    The FM algorithm is a game changer. I had no idea about those settings. Jakob’s video was very helpful.

    The algorithm parameter is present in all the other apps in the series (Fractal Bits, Relic Flow and Waves) as well.

  • timfromthebordertimfromtheborder

    @Samu said:

    @wagdog said:
    The FM algorithm is a game changer. I had no idea about those settings. Jakob’s video was very helpful.

    The algorithm parameter is present in all the other apps in the series (Fractal Bits, Relic Flow and Waves) as well.

    🤯

  • PxlhgPxlhg

    @Samu said:

    @wagdog said:
    The FM algorithm is a game changer. I had no idea about those settings. Jakob’s video was very helpful.

    The algorithm parameter is present in all the other apps in the series (Fractal Bits, Relic Flow and Waves) as well.

    Ah, that's cool, thanks. They seem to vary a bit as to what they have to offer, e.g Flow has something called Bitmath.

  • wagdogwagdog

    @Samu said:

    @wagdog said:
    The FM algorithm is a game changer. I had no idea about those settings. Jakob’s video was very helpful.

    The algorithm parameter is present in all the other apps in the series (Fractal Bits, Relic Flow and Waves) as well.

    Sure enough! Wow, thanks!

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  • MrStochasticMrStochastic
    edited February 1

    I can't tell what the 'random*' algorithm is doing. And why the asterisk? Any ideas?
    I mean what is being randomized?

  • AkiVillaAkiVilla

    Hi All.
    Not going deep here, but showing why I would use Low Poly Synth in my template.

    Benefits
    1. It will bring some nice sound textures for layered auv3 synths and effects.
    2. Takes relatively low amount of cpu (benefit in performance and not overheating)
    3. Quick plugin and simple UI
    4. Enormous amount of textures of sound (codes) and easy to create "sliders" e.g. to Loopy as well and adjust even those millions of presets
    5. Price is low

    Some critics
    1. Sound is not so "pro" when out of box, if you like "hifi" sounds. Can bring that with add-on effects though
    2. It tents to get a bit boring while sound takes the full bandwidth, if using with other sounds.. It's possible to cover from this with some adjustments but still

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