Cube Synth Pro

With a great metaphor for additive synthesis, highly graphical, and easy to interact with with many, many presets to learn and base your own as a tweak. Cube pro is not only. The good sounding sense but an inspiring one as well. It’s not as all encompassing as Tera Pro but it is an amazing set up. It is easy to play around with and find yourself with great sounding results. Although it can be warm, let’s be honest additive is a colder type of synthesis and Cube Pro embraces additive synthesis in a way that people familiar and unfamiliar will find enjoyable and useful. One of the things that I really like about the design is our results driven it is. Sometimes when you play with a new synthesizer, it can be daunting because of the interface. I’ve been involved as a tester, contributor, and friends to a couple of developers. Particularly I enjoy experiencing simple designs for complex instruments. I started with cube on the PC and actually enjoy the iPad version more because it’s so direct, deceptively simple, and fun to edit. Oh yeah, it sounds great too. Totally worth the purchase.

This is a nice update to the forgotten Cube synth. However, it has a bug where the pitch is affected by the sample rate. Please fix it.

Virsyn has all but cornered the market of additive synthesis. CubeSynth Pro taps into the methodologies implemented in previous releases, like AddStation, and added a wave sequencer. The app includes Virsyn’s excellent effects system, and a compelling modulation matrix. This is probably not for people who don’t have time to read manuals, or watch tutorials. The presets are fantastic, especially to learn about how to design sounds.