[Free] Introducing the Spectra Additive ReSynthesizer, a synth that can also be used with Reason Lite Rack

Additive synthesis type synth.

It used to cost € 99, ​​but now it's free.

It is also available to those who have previously received the Reason Lite Rack purchase privilege at the Plugin Boutique.

In this article, I will send you the following contents.

Overview of Spectra Additive ReSynthesizer

Spectra is a powerful digital additive resynthesizer specifically designed for the Reason platform. Spectra's built-in Spectral Waveform Analyzer allows you to analyze and resynthesize any periodic harmonic waveform, so Spectra's sound production potential is endless.If you've ever wanted to sculpt a sound by drawing a harmonic spectrum or waveform, or drawing a spectrum filter response, Spectra may be what you've been waiting for.

How to download Spectra Additive ReSynthesizer

Transit from the link below.

Click Buy now.

Click "Log in"

Enter your username and password and click "Log in" or log in from there if linked to your Facebook account.

Click "CHECK OUT"

Click "CONTINUE"

When the process is completed, "DOWNLOAD" will be displayed, so click it.

Click "Open Authorizer.exe" when the screen below is displayed.

The rest will be installed without permission.

When you open Reason Lite Rack, it is added to your browser.

Precautions when using Reason Lite Rack

With Reason Lite Rack, presets that use the Combiner cannot be read due to an error. (Preset extension .cmb cannot be read)

This is troublesome, so if you enter "repatch" in the search window of the browser, you can extract only presets that do not use the Combiner.

Once you load a preset in this state, you can change the preset continuously with the upper and lower preset selection buttons of the sound source.

For example, let's display a preset that does not use the Combiner in the Bass category.

If you want to display presets that do not use the Combiner without deciding the category, you can simply filter by "repatch" in the next higher hierarchy.

Also, the CPU load was high, and it was about 7% to 4770% in the environment of Core i3.5-25K 35GHz.

Summary

The Spectra Additive ReSynthesizer has a fairly solid function because there is only a charge for the original.

What's interesting is that you can shape the filters yourself and even morph between the two filters.

I've never seen it on a synth, so it's quite interesting.

It's not an easy-to-use synth, but if you don't have a paid synth, it's worth it.