Ancient Solfeggio Synthesizer
Key Features
- Four oscillators with individual ADSR envelopes.
- Six listed Solfeggio frequencies: 396, 417, 528, 639, 741, and 852 Hz, plus octaves.
- Per-oscillator octave transposition, panning, and auto-panning.
- Attack, decay, and release values up to 20 seconds.
- Windows VST version 1.0 with no copy protection.
- No built-in effects; KVR warns that the plugin is CPU intensive.
Description
Ancient Solfeggio Synthesizer is a Windows VST instrument from Ulusulu Music built around six named Solfeggio tone frequencies and long evolving envelopes. It provides four oscillators, each with its own ADSR, octave transposition, panning, and auto-panning controls for creating drones and slowly moving tonal layers.
The listed frequencies are 396, 417, 528, 639, 741, and 852 Hz, along with their octaves. Attack, decay, and release values can reach 20 seconds, which the source specifically connects with meditation music and sustained sound beds.
KVR lists version 1.0 for Windows with a VST format, no copy protection, and minimum requirements of a 1.2 GHz Pentium III/AMD processor with SSE and 256 MB RAM. The page also warns that the instrument is CPU intensive and has no built-in effects.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Which frequencies does it use?
The source lists 396, 417, 528, 639, 741, and 852 Hz, along with their octaves. These frequencies form the instrument's named Solfeggio tone set.
Can it create long drones?
Yes. Each of the four oscillators has its own ADSR, and attack, decay, and release values can reach 20 seconds. The source specifically describes this as useful for meditation music.
What are the system requirements?
KVR lists Windows VST version 1.0, a Pentium III/AMD processor with SSE at 1.2 GHz or faster, and 256 MB RAM. It also warns that the synth is CPU intensive and has no built-in effects.
