Tyrell Nexus 6
Key Features
- Two oscillators with noise and ring modulation
- Mixer with overdrive and a twin filter
- Two host-syncable LFOs and ADSR envelopes
- Modulation matrix for sound-shaping connections
- Unison with up to eight voices
- Three-mode chorus for width and movement
- MIDI learn and a resizable interface
Description
TyrellN6 is u-he’s compact virtual-analog synthesizer, developed from a hardware concept created with Amazona. Its streamlined panel keeps the signal path visible while providing two oscillators, noise, ring modulation, a mixer with overdrive, and a twin filter related to an early Diva model.
The synth includes two host-syncable LFOs, analog-style ADSR envelopes, a small modulation matrix, and unison up to eight voices. A three-mode chorus adds width and movement, while MIDI learn, a resizable interface, and more than 580 factory presets support quick browsing and hands-on editing.
u-he’s current 2025 beta adds CLAP, native Apple Silicon support, improved VST3 behavior, a modern preset browser, updated preset content, and MTS-ESP microtuning support on Mac, Windows, and Linux. AAX and CLAP are 64-bit only, and u-he notes that Linux support remains beta.
Use TyrellN6 for warm pads, basses, plucks, and expressive leads when you want an analog-style architecture with a compact, direct workflow.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is TyrellN6 based on?
u-he says TyrellN6 grew from an Amazona hardware concept that never reached production. The software keeps the idea of a streamlined, always-visible module layout.
What did the 2025 beta add?
The current beta adds CLAP, native Apple Silicon support, improved VST3 support, a modern preset browser, updated factory content, MTS-ESP microtuning, and other compatibility improvements.
Is Linux supported?
u-he lists Linux versions but describes them as beta, with community-based support. The current page also lists Mac and Windows support.
