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    Syntorus 2

    Nov 17, 2020 4 minutes
    By Jon Musgrave

    $78 D16.pl

    Polish developer D16 produces some of the finest analog emulations available, ranging from the Roland-inspired Drumazon and Nepheton drum machines right through to hardware emulating effects such as the Antresol flanger, Repeater delay and Redoptor tube distortion.

    A decade ago the developer released its original chorus plugin, Syntorus. This captured the classic analog chorus sound you’d find on synths, pedals and beyond and needless to say we loved it and still do. But ten years is a long time, and so it’s great to see this excellent processor finally getting an overhaul.

    So what’s new?

    Syntorus 2 (VST, AU, AAX) builds

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