Bazille v1 has been released

U-He finally closed the public beta phase for hits Bazille synth and released today version 1.0 for Mac OS X and Windows.

Bazille is a virtual hybrid modular synth based on digital oscillators controlled by analog-style filters and effects. It is part of the Berlin project initiated by U-He with ACE. As a modular synth, you can freely patch any module to create basses, leads, textures, rhythms, glitches and more.

On the menu:

4 oscillators with simultaneous frequency modulation (FM), phase distortion (PD) and fractal resonance (FR)
4 analog-type multimode filters with up to 6 parallel outputs each
4 effect models: stereo delays, distortion, phaser and spring reverb
2 LFOs with 3 parallel outputs each
4 ADS(S)R envelope generators
Signal processors: inverter, rectifier, sample & hold, lag generators and quantize
2 waveshapers with various drawing tools and controls
8 × 16 morphing step sequencer
Multiplex modules for signal mixing, ring modulation and amplitude modulation
Supports microtuning files (.tun) and multichannel MIDI
Zoom in the GUI with 10% steps
More than 1700 presets included

Bazille is a VST2, AU and AAX plug-ins for Mac OS X and Windows 32 / 64-bit. It is available for the introductory price of $89 excl. taxes until October 15th, its regular price is $129 excl. taxes. You can download a trial version from www.u-he.com.