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27-08-2015, 09:55 PM
MVX2

[Image: mvx2-vst.jpg]

Inspired by Buzz's Makk M3Pro, I created a basic 3 Osc synth. Usable for almost any purpose but keeping your CPU.

http://mvxsynths.googlepages.com/mv3.zip

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22-09-2015, 01:34 AM
The MVX synths might not look very pretty, but care was put into their design.. another example of "trust your ears, not your eyes"!  Respekt
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22-09-2015, 06:57 PM
Yes, for sure. Their design is not that thing, but cos of the inner architecture, they sound different as many other synthedit-creations.
The MVX-Synths are from the early synthedit era, but like many of them, they could sound like real hardware, if you compare....
(they have that raw sound). I like them very much, too....
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