Synthi V

Arturia's Synthi V is an innovative software emulation of the groundbreaking analog modular synthesizer invented in the 1970s by Electronic Music Studios (EMS). The synth's interface is designed to mimic the original hardware, with virtual knobs and switches for patching and controlling sound.

The software reproduces the unique sound of the original EMS Synthi AKS, with its low-pass filter, looping envelope generator, and oscillator waveshaping capabilities. The Synthi V also features a powerful sequencer and advanced effects such as delay, reverb, and chorus.

Users can explore the possibilities of modular synthesis by creating custom patches from scratch or by working with presets inspired by iconic musicians such as Pink Floyd and Brian Eno. The software also includes a variety of useful tools for sound design and experimentation.

Whether you are a seasoned synth enthusiast or a beginner looking to dive into the world of modular synthesis, the Synthi V offers endless creative potential in a versatile and user-friendly package.