LennarDigital Lennar Digital Sylenth1 Software Synthesizer
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- Any CPU that supports SSE (Intel Pentium III and above, AMD XP and above, all Intel Macs but no PPC)
- 128MB RAM
- AudioUnitVSTi
- Windows 2000/XP/Vista/7/8 (32/64bit) or
- Mac OS X 10.4 or higher
- VSTi or AU com...
Lennar Digital Sylenth1 Software Synthesizer
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Just bought Sylenth1! Hopefully won't be disappointed.




Definitely my most used synth. Me and everyone else I'm pretty sure... Leads, basses, pads, plucks, stabs - Sylenth's sound quality is unmatched.


Sylenth1 is great for dance music especially as it is so versatile.

best VST man!

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I use it mostly for the leads in the tracks, it is like having many features in one, it is just simply amazing!
One of the greats, for sure.
This plugin is simply great. It far exceeds most other softsynths in that it can actually nearly accurately reproduce a lot of the analog and virtual-analog hardware sounds almost indistringuishably... plus it allows you modulate pretty much parameter you want, so that's always a plus!
One of my favorite plugins! Awesome presets! A lot of options!And that's not all!

Even though it lacks some of the features and such of newer, more powerful synths (cough dedicated PWM cough) and the developer has all but disappeared off the face of the earth, there are a lot of great patches for this synth out there and it's quick and inspirational to dial something in, which counts a lot more than bloaty features in my book.
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System requirements
- Any CPU that supports SSE (Intel Pentium III and above, AMD XP and above, all Intel Macs but no PPC)
- 128MB RAM
- AudioUnitVSTi
- Windows 2000/XP/Vista/7/8 (32/64bit) or
- Mac OS X 10.4 or higher
- VSTi or AU compatible host software
Features
- 4 Ultrahigh-quality bandlimited unison oscillators in full stereo, each of which can generate 8 voices per note.
- 2 State of the art analog-sounding 4-stage stereo filters per note. Selectable lowpass, bandpass and highpass modes with 12dB or 24dB attenuation. A filter drive knob controls the analog emulation of overdrive in each filter stage.
- 16 Notes of polyphony, which adds up to a total of 512 simultaneous oscillator voices and 32 filters in realtime.
- 4 ADSR envelope generators per note.
- 2 Low Frequency Oscillators with 11 different waveforms.
- 16 Modulation slots with 24 different selectable modulation parameters each.
- Easy to use built-in master effects section consisting of an arpeggiator and 7 professional-quality sound effects: distortion, phaser, chorus, equalizer, delay, reverb and compression.
- Arpeggiator with built-in step sequencer, 10 different melodic modes, adjustable pitch, velocity and hold settings. Outputs Step Velocity as a modulation source.
- 4-Stage stereo chorus, with 2x oversampling, adjustable delay time, depth, rate and feedback for flanging effects.
- Five different types of distortion (overdrive, foldback, clip, decimate, bitcrush) in full stereo, with 4x oversampling to minimize aliasing artifacts.
- Equalizer with bass and treble adjustment by frequency and amplification.
- 6-Stage stereo phaser, with 2x oversampling, an embedded LFO, feedback and frequency spread adjustment.
- Delay module with low- and high-pass filters, unique echo smearing function, pingpong mode with stereo spreading, independent left and right delay time and adjustable stereo width.
- Smooth reverb with adjustable pre-delay, damp, size and stereo width.
- Stereo compressor with attack, release, threshold and ratio settings, which can be used to increase punch, drive, warmth and analog feel of your sounds.
- Heavily optimized code using high-performance SSE processor instructions.
- Easy to use user-interface.
- Onboard preset browser.
- Fully controllable by MIDI. Knobs can be simply assigned to MIDI CCs or RPN/NRPNs using the MIDI learn function.
- Sync button for syncing LFO and delay parameters to host tempo.
- 2 Modes of portamento sliding, which will slide both velocity and pitch parameters in polyphonic or monophonic mode.
- 1300+ presets.
Despite minor quirks, Sylenth1 is one of the most solid VSTi's out there
Widely regarded as a jack of all trades soft-synth and winner of multiple ‘Best Synth of the Year’ awards, LennarDigital delivers an absolute treasure in their product Sylenth1. A number of big name artists have sworn by Sylenth for years and I would argue that Sylenth has acquired attention beyond any other synthesizer on the market. Whether you’re a beginning or a master, Sylenth has something in store for you and chances are you will be able to find at least a small modicum of success when tinkering around with it.
Sylenth1 itself is has a very well laid out design. While it may not be the most visually appealing plug-in, appearances are easily deceiving when it comes to Sylenth. At the top half of Sylenth you will find that you can have a Part A and Part B of any particular sound. Each part allows you to use 2 oscillators, connected with an amplifier and in conjunction with a filter. You can then further change your sound in each part using modulation envelopes and LFO, but unfortunately you have to click through a drop down menu to link source information to a destination as opposed to just dragging them. Last, but not least, Sylenth’s main menu appears right smack in the middle of the program and allows you to manipulate your sounds by adding a variety of effects. Personally, I think some of these effects could be improved in future releases, but the effects themselves aren’t inherently bad and I find myself using the native arpeggio and distortion effects most often.
I wouldn’t say that Sylenth really has any downsides to it overall. While it may not be as advanced as some of the wavetable synthesizers like Massive or Serum, Sylenth is probably the most solid synthesizer on the market. I’ve never had it crash and it’s very light on CPU. The best part is that it is so widely used that there is an enormous amount of user created material available to anyone with a large enough bank account, even sometimes for free. I’m not sure if LennarDigital has any plans in the future for upgrading Sylenth, but I don’t think people would be upset if they decided not to. It gets the job done and gives you reliable results time and time again. I use Sylenth primarily for lead synths and gritty electro basslines because I find that it has the ability to give you a very crisp and clear sound, but using LFO and envelope modulations aren’t as intuitive as they are on other synthesizers. Sylenth will be around for a long time to come and, if anything, the only change it needs is an overhaul to the appearance.
I'd give it a 4.5 out of 5 stars.