Xils Lab is now accepting pre-orders for the 2nd version of their Syn’X virtual synth, for which a beta is already available.
Syn’X 2 retains the concept of polyphonic synth monster inspired by a famous Italian model from the 80s that Xils Lab introduced in Syn’X. The virtual instrument features DCO, an “analog” multimode filter, a modulation matrix, ADSR envelopes and many more. Xils Lab also added many features to the original design, including the ability to cumulate up to 40 waveforms per patch, a new ODF PWM/Sync algorithm for the oscillators, an LFO (Chaox, Rhythm) with the ability to stack up to 50 waveforms per patch, unison, two arpeggiators, 2 keyboard zones, a 4-track polysequencer that also acts as a modulation source, a vintage effect section with chorus, phaser, equalizer and delay.
You’ll also find a new Guitar mode that offers two voices assignable to MIDI channels. This mode was initially intended for those who play MIDI guitar, but you can also use is with drum pads.
Syn’X 2 features two programming environment, the simplified Easy mode and Layer, which allows for creating complex sounds.
Syn’X 2 is a VST, AU, RTAS and AAX 32 and 64-bit plug-in for Mac OS X and Windows. You can preorder it until June 21st for the introductory price of 119 € instead of 169 €, which also gives you the opportunity to download the beta version ; the price will raise to 127 € next week for a limited time. Full details, including a comparison chart between Syn’X and Syn’X 2, are online at www.xils-lab.com. Note that you’ll need an iLok or e-Licenser USB dongle to authorize the plug-in.
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