Easy-Synth

Music can be made even without an actual instrument nowadays. If your computer is equipped with a VST host, various plugins are available to use in order to modulate, and bend sound to meet your demands. In this regard, Easy-Synth comes with powerful filters, and support for multiple channel output.

On the one hand, this plugin needs to be integrated in a suitable host application, just like energyXT. Once done, it automatically processes input, which can also come from an external MIDI device. Output, on the other hand, can be set to one of the 16 available channels, or on all of them at once.

System buttons also allow you to configure bend type, with a dozen different to pick from, whether to focus audio to mono, and a return function. For a bit more variety, you can use a couple of oscillators, each with its own set of options to fine tune overall audio, set octave, note, specify the LFO routing type, and whether or not to allow LFO modulation through oscillators.

However, filters aren’t just found within other effect sets, with a dedicated section just to filters, and LFO routers. Filters are fitted with cutoff, resonance, attack, decay, and velocity knobs, as well as pass-push filter, with values for low, or bandpass. LFO filters include triangle, ramp, sine, pulse, white noise, pink noise, and sawtooth, with corresponding speed, and level knobs.

Last but not least, two delay layers can be configured, with speed easily selected, with knobs for speed, feedback, level, and a common one for mixer. A set of ADSR sliders are handled for flanger, and drive effects, which are dictated by knobs for feedback, clipper, shape, limit, and rate.

All things considered, we come to the conclusion that Easy-Synth is a straightforward synthesizer which provides enough variety of effects to modulate MIDI sound, given your computer is fitted with a proper VST host. Output can be set to any available channel, with easy configuration of oscillators, LFO routers, and different effects through intuitive knobs.