

size 2.25 MB
The Prodigious synthesizer is based around the design of a famous synthesizer of the past.
Enhanced with a few extras that perfectly complements its original vintage character.
The concept is rather simple, two oscillators that can be self modulated by a third non audio oscillator (FM synthesis capability..) one fat 24db lowpass filter with self oscillation capabilities (and with the possibility of being modulated by the second oscillator, flexibility increased), dedicated envelopes for filter and volume countour, a powerful and flexible arpegiator for those moments where the fingers are simply not that fast (just kidding..), a chorus effect section with three distinctively rich chorus modes (to ticken up things a bit) and to finalize a delay unit to bring out those spacey sounds to the front. It is fully midi automatable too…
The Prodigious Synthesiser is also fully packed with 128 factory presets that really shows some if its power. Basses, Leads, Pads, Strings, Keys, Arpegiated and something in the between its all there for you to try.
Prodigious_Synthesizer ( 2.25 MB )
We’re audio producers and sound designers with over 20 years of experience in the industry. Our team has lived through the entire evolution of digital audio production.
Our mission? To filter out the junk and bring you only the studio-ready free VSTs that actually compete with paid gear. We do the digging so you can focus on creating.
Tired of sterile, lifeless digital delays that sit completely flat on your lead vocals and synths? We have all been…
Tired of lifeless, flat drum loops that got squashed into a pancake before they even touched your DAW? We have…
Tired of your mixes sounding dull, buried, and straight up lifeless no matter how much EQ you slap on them?…
I've been digging through the web and found something special for your arsenal today. We've all been there in the…
Tired of your drum transients getting buried or your lead vocals sounding flat and dynamic-less in a busy arrangement? We've…
Tired of spending endless studio time trying to figure out chord progressions from a sample by ear? We have all…