Stylo Synthesis
Key Features
- Five-second multisampled notes
- Multi-LFO modulation
- Room reverb
- Low-pass and high-pass filters
- Amplitude range controls
- Polyphonic, monophonic, and legato modes
- Plugin, Decent Sampler, and Kontakt editions
Description
Stylo Synthesis is a sampled recreation of a portable 1960s organ, with each note recorded for five seconds to retain the instrument's attack, sustain, and unstable character. The plugin version combines one multisampled instrument with a multi-LFO, room reverb, low-pass and high-pass filters, amplitude controls, and polyphonic, monophonic, and legato voice modes.
The same sounds are also available in Decent Sampler and Kontakt 5/6 formats. The Kontakt edition requires the full version of Kontakt 5 or 6, while the Decent Sampler edition uses the free sampler; the plugin version requires a 64-bit VSTi, VST3, or AU host.
Frequently Asked Questions
What instrument is Stylo Synthesis based on?
It is a virtual recreation of a portable organ from the 1960s. Each note was sampled for five seconds to capture its attack and sustain.
Which sampler editions are available?
SampleScience lists a plugin version, a Decent Sampler version, and a Kontakt 5/6 version. The editions use the same core sounds with different sound-shaping options.
Does the Kontakt edition work in Kontakt Player?
No. The listing says the Kontakt 5/6 edition requires the full version of Kontakt 5 or 6 and does not work in the free Kontakt Player.
What voice modes are included?
The plugin version provides polyphonic, monophonic, and legato modes, along with a multi-LFO, filters, room reverb, and amplitude controls.
