SENTEZ

SENTEZ is a synthesizer for Windows VST3 hosts that builds organic instruments out of mathematics alone. Physical models of 72 acoustic instruments sit beside Wavetable, FM, Analog, Additive, Phase Dist and Granular engines. SENTEZ contains no samples or recordings: every partial, strike and breath is calculated as you play.

A sound is made of three oscillators, a CLICK transient layer and three filters. Every knob has its own motion lane, so any control can move with the note, with the host tempo or on its own clock. COMPOSE turns a single key into chords, progressions and arpeggiated phrases. A chain of twelve effect types finishes the sound, and the factory library holds 960 presets in 16 categories.

Sound Engines
• Physical: struck, plucked and blown instruments, each modelled from its mechanics
• Wavetable: basic shapes from sine to pulse, or your own wavetables scanned frame by frame
• FM: four operators, 12 algorithms, feedback, index, bloom and detune
• Analog: saw, square and pulse with hard sync, sub oscillator, noise and drift
• Additive: nine partial recipes, from the harmonic series to bells, formants and choirs
• Phase Dist: eight phase distortion algorithms
• Granular: grains cut from a modelled strike or from another oscillator's sound