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DRC is a powerful virtual analog polyphonic synthesizer that recreates the characteristic sound of an analog synthesizer providing a minimal but powerful set of parameters, for limited but incredible sonic capabilities.

One Tremendously Powerful Voice. Synthesizer Expander Module is a free emulation of the classic Oberheim® self‑contained synthesizer module of the same name. Originally released in 1974, the keyboardless, mono module was intended as a companion to the one of the earliest digital sequencers, the Oberheim DS-2. Soon thereafter, Oberheim linked multiple Synthesizer Expander Modules to an early digitally scanned keyboard to create some of the first polyphonic synthesizers, used by legendary artists including Joe Zawinul, Toto's Steve Porcaro, Styx, and Jan Hammer.

FRMS is a versatile granular synthesizer that combines granular synthesis with FM synthesis using a flexible layering system.
From heavily-dense ambient drones, to glitchy mechanical beings, turn simple sounds into complex evolving soundscapes, with up to four layers of synthesis in any combination.

Diversion is a versatile, high quality software synthesizer, designed for use in any genre of professional electronic music production. Diversion takes the full advantage of modern processors to bring you the perfect sound quality that fits standards of hardware synthesizers.

An expert emulation of immaculate hardware from 1972, with all the quirks and non-linearities still intact. Access all the warmth and smoothness heard on countless records, plus modern features like a doubler, stereo spread effect, and expanded controls.

A precise model of an industry-defining five-voice polyphonic synth from 1980, heard on countless hits from Michael Jackson, Madonna, Radiohead, The Cars, and more. Create your own sounds with authentic interactions and performance from the original unit.

From 1980s lushness to the modern Synthwave revival, this keyboard’s musical performance helped it achieve icon status. Carefully emulated to match this performance, the Model 84 offers the same well-known sounds, unique features of the original hardware (including 2 poly modes), and fresh innovations.

Chocolate Synthesizer is the 1994 album by Japanese noise rockers Boredoms. There are no hit songs on this but this is all about extreme noise and rage, with such classics as "Acid Police", "Eeedoms", "Uoredoms", "Tomato Synthesizer", "Synthesizer Guide Book On Fire" and "Mama Brain". This is the Reprise edition.