Created by award winning producer and media composer Dani Karanyi, Synths DX captures the essence of epic analog, digital and PCM synths of the 80s.
Cinematic, epic and slathered with vibe from the 80s. Synths DX from Karanyi packages the best of analog, digital and PCM synthesis in one affordable plugin.
The Kontakt instrument is born from meticulously curated samples. They’re ideal for cinematic atmospheres, with more than a dollop of 80s flavoured nostalgia.
The tones are sourced from the Oberheim Matrix 6 and Matrix 1000, DSI OB6, Moog Minitaur, Roland Super JV, Yamaha DX7, Novation X-Station and Nord Lead.
Beyond the sounds themselves, there are a host of options for further tweaking. Envelope selectors, six effects (phaser, flanger, Leslie, delay, reverb and ladder filter), two SSL style EQs and a pole wheel for blending samples.
For more info, visit the Karanyi website.
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