Supra
Taking inspiration from the analog domain, its triangle oscillator features subtle pitch drift that evokes classic vintage synth circuits. A high-frequency FM modulator drives the carrier into rich, harmonically complex territory, while a granular engine captures your sound and reshapes it into evolving, pitch-shifted clouds. To finish, morphing resonant filters and a shimmering delay line push your signal into uncharted waters.
Flowing through six sequential DSP stages, SUPRA culminates in a pitch-shifting feedback delay capable of generating cascading, meandering trails.
With its unique synth architecture, SUPRA brings unusual performance possibilities to a monophonic synth. Signature sounds become more expressive and complex: sine drops, FM growls, heavenly bells, screeching sirens, chiptune warbles, ambient clouds, granular destruction and so much more. Whether youβre crafting sweeping atmospheric timbres from simple carrier tones, dialing in heavy bass snarls, or letting the randomizers take the wheel, SUPRA turns standard patch programming on its head.
With six distinct DSP modules, a simple carrier is transformed from the ground upβ¦
- Analog-Drifted Carrier: Primary triangle oscillator runs through an asymmetric diode wave-shaping network to emulate vintage hardware saturation, while a dual-sine generator injects organic pitch drift.
- FM Modulator: High-frequency modulating sine wave applies linear FM directly to the carrier, generating richly musical harmonics.
- Click-Free Granular Capture: Dry carrier signal is recorded into a circular audio buffer, triggering and crossfading pitch-shifted grains via a sample-accurate window envelope.
- State-Variable Filter: Blended granular / dry signal flows into a morphing SVF filter that sweeps continuously through lowpass, bandpass, and highpass frequency curves.
- Comb Filter & Dynamics: A high-resonance comb filter adds metallic, physical-modeling-style string textures while a feedback compressor tames filter tail peaks.
- Pitch-Shifting Delay: The final signal is routed through a stereo auto-panner and delay line featuring a built-in pitch shifter inside the feedback loop, conjuring cascading trails.
