M-Phasewave
Key Features
- Uses phase-distortion synthesis for digital-leaning tones that can move beyond typical virtual-analog patches
- Runs as a full-working monophonic instrument with 64 included sound templates
- Combines true-stereo output with chorus, delay, and reverb for self-contained patch shaping
- Includes two LFOs and MIDI learn for hands-on control of important functions
- Provides two arpeggiators for rhythmic and sequence-based synth parts
- Offers normal and expert modes for the multi-stage envelope workflow
- Targets 32-bit Windows VST hosts, with the developer listing several common DAW examples
Description
M-Phasewave is TubeOhm's full-working monophonic version of its Phasewave phase-distortion synthesizer for Windows VST hosts. It pairs phase-distortion sound generation with true stereo, two LFOs, MIDI learn for key controls, and two arpeggiators for building animated leads, basses, and sequence-driven parts.
The instrument includes chorus, delay, and reverb, letting a patch carry some width and ambience without a separate effects chain. Its normal and expert envelope modes provide a simpler starting point or a deeper multistage-envelope workflow when a sound needs more movement.
TubeOhm supplies 64 sound templates with the mono edition, and the official page presents it as a separate full-mono download alongside the paid polyphonic Phasewave. The developer also lists it for 32-bit VST use and notes that the larger Phasewave line runs in common hosts including Ableton, Cubase, FL Studio, and Reaper.
This is a legacy Windows instrument, so the developer’s own page is the right place to start the download flow and check current compatibility. Independent user discussion has praised the preset selection and reported successful use in FL Studio, while also underscoring that installation and host compatibility deserve a quick check on a modern setup.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is M-Phasewave the same as TubeOhm's paid Phasewave?
M-Phasewave is the full-working monophonic edition of TubeOhm's Phasewave instrument. The official page distinguishes it from the paid polyphonic Phasewave and lists 64 included sound templates for the mono version.
What kind of synthesis does M-Phasewave use?
It uses phase-distortion synthesis. TubeOhm describes the design as a way to explore a sound character that differs from conventional virtual-analog and FM instruments.
Does M-Phasewave include effects and arpeggiation?
Yes. The developer lists chorus, delay, and reverb, along with two arpeggiators and two LFOs.
What hosts can run M-Phasewave?
The official information identifies the product as a 32-bit VST instrument and names Ableton, Cubase, FL Studio, and Reaper among the hosts used with the Phasewave line. For a 64-bit Cubase setup, TubeOhm specifically notes J-Bridge for Phasewave.
