Blood Synth a Bloody Queen

Six-synth Bloody Synth and additive Bloody Queen. Both are available as standalone or as a VST plugin - for example for Cubase, in full version and free of charge.

Blood Synth

A virtual analog synthesizer. Two oscillators vector synthesis with graphic creation option, another two spcialized for modeling primordial analogs and the last two universal. All of them interconnected by mutual frequency modulation and routable into two independent paths with their own VCF and envelope. Specific intermodulations, effects and claps can be achieved by different intermodulations. A tool for sound toys who don't care about confection.

Bloody Queen shares most functions and features with Blood synth - except the essential one: radically different sound generators - and therefore sound. Blood Queen has two additive generators that compose the spectrum from individual harmonics (it can do up to 128 of them). They can be used in parallel to layer the spectrum with up to 256 harmonics, and they can also be used to modulate each other's frequencies. Spectra, as well as envelopes, filters and other key parameters are set up in a completely intuitive graphical way, just "draw" them with the mouse. Also, you can just click on a large part of the apparent labels and turn them into toggles, little toys will find dozens and dozens of parameters that most other tools won't let you access at all. By combining the two generators and filtering them differently and using separate envelopes, unique sounds can be modeled, brilliant for organ sounds, metal intermodulation, etc. The Bloody Queen is close in character to, say, the legendary Kawai K-5000.