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SyndtSphere

by Magnus Lidstrom
Best for Synth players and sound designers who want an exploratory polyphonic instrument with morphing presets, playable motion, and quick access to evolving electronic textures.
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Key Features

  • Morphing sphere interface.
  • More than 70 professionally designed sound states.
  • Polyphonic synthesis.
  • Save current state.
  • Built-in ping-pong delay.
  • Pitch-bend range, glide, and legato controls.
  • AU, VST, and AAX support on macOS/Windows.

Description

SyndtSphere is Klevgrand's spherical polyphonic synthesizer, built around morphing between more than 70 professionally designed sound states. Rotating the sphere moves between nearby presets and dynamically morphs their parameters, giving you a playable way to explore changing tones without editing every control individually.

The instrument includes state saving, ping-pong delay, pitch-bend range, glide, and legato controls. Klevgrand lists the macOS/Windows version as free after creating an account, with AU, VST, and AAX support in a 64-bit host; iPad and iPhone use the standalone AUv3 version.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How does the sphere interface work?

The sphere contains sound-state nodes; moving between them morphs parameters according to the proximity of surrounding presets. This lets you browse changing tones without manually adjusting every parameter.

How many sound states are included?

Klevgrand describes more than 70 professionally designed sound states.

What formats are listed for desktop?

The macOS/Windows version requires a 64-bit AU, VST, or AAX host. iPad and iPhone use a standalone AUv3 version.

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