SubSynth is a synthesiser program that uses subtractive synthesis - the method used by analogue synthesisers like Moogs and Roland TB303s.

SubSynth generates wave (.wav) files. It can also create "multisamples". These are groups of wave files made by progressively changing synthesiser parameters - great for filter sweeps and similar effects you might get by wiggling a synth's controls.

If you compose electronic music using wave files then subSynth is for you. It is an ideal source of sounds for soundcards that can trigger wave files with MIDI, such as the Gravis UltraSound, SoundBlaster AWE 32 and 64 and some of the Turtle Beach cards.

Features

• Two oscillators: pulse width control, pulse width modulation, amplitude modulation, tuning control, square/pulse and triangle/saw waveforms.
• LFO: speed control, modulates amplitude and pulse width
• Amplitude and filter envelopes: attack, decay, sustain, release
• Low pass filter: cut-off frequency, resonance, modulation, 2nd/4th order (12/24 dB/oct.)
• Wave options: 11/22/44kHz, 8/16-bit sample support

Requirements

• Windows 3.1 or higher
• 386 or OS minimum
• 250KB disk space
• Sound Card