MYTH V1.5 - Resynthesis Test

[@alyxgonzales]

I am both very impressed and really creeped out

[@BigMTBrain]

Great example! Most focus on musical sounds, but this better demonstrates just how madly creative you can be with any sound using Myth and its newer resynthesis algorithm.

[@tracktionwaveformtips]

Dawesome make some wonderful synths. I’m glad to see you playing with this one. Fun sample too.

[@SimonStockhausen1967]

With this update Myth has become a serious musical instrument/sound design tool.

[@emptyvesselnz]

oh wow, Peter really improved the re-synthesis! I need to go and play :)

[@exposada]

there are 2 resynthesis method, this resynthesis method is added. the first resynthesis method is now called the classic resynthesis, which gave some discussion..... personally; i could and get still wild with the Classic Resynthesis method.... it is still great and unique.... the new Resynthesis method is also available as stereo, then each Iris loads a channel. (normally from a stereo file, the left channel is taken...)

[@emptyvesselnz]

@@exposada ah I'm glad the old algorithm is still present, I made some of the factory presets and I totally agree that it's unique and useful, just a little less predictable. Thanks for the information on the stereo re-synthesis, that's particularly interesting! I have updated but not yet had time to explore.

[@SimonStockhausen1967]

Enjoy 😉

[@HiEnergyMusic]

Interesting video. I even like the V1 Resynthesis. With the right samples and some module mangling it can produce quite convincing results. V2 Resynthesis obviously plays in a tier of its own - it's far superior, needs to include the sample data in the patch file, though (V1 Resynthesis merely includes overtone envelopes, leading to much slimmer preset files). I enjoyed Myth from day 1.

[@SimonStockhausen1967]

I found the v1 resynthesis terrible but with this update Myth has become a serious tool for music production and sound design.

[@TemmeSikkema]

This is pretty amazing. Best resynthesis I’ve heard

[@SimonStockhausen1967]

Yeah it's impressive 👏

[@TemmeSikkema]

@@SimonStockhausen1967 Somehow some of the best synthesizer and music software seems to always originate in Germany. Steinberg, NI, U-he, Waldorf, … , Dawesome. (Not forgetting France haha)

[@gjb7966]

looking forward to more examples from you :) very nice new resynthesis algo indeed from what i’ve been hearing so far. v1 however was junk, imo.

[@SimonStockhausen1967]

I agree that version 1 was very disappointing but the developer obviously listened.