Polymoog Resonator Revisited

DSPTone has released Polyresonator which they describe as a formant sculpting resonator from the era of early polysynths. They say that it lives in the space between an EQ, a filter bank, and a harmonic enhancer which means that it can solve problems that most plugins can't. Here's more about it direct from the company...

Oscillators generated sound. Filters shaped it. Amplifiers controlled it, but one instrument dared to go beyond traditional synthesis architecture -- the Polymoog. In the early days of electronic music, most synthesizers followed a predictable path VCO-VCF-VCA & Envelopes. 

Instead of merely filtering sound, it introduced something far more expressive: Resonance as a tonal sculptor. It was spectral shaping -- decades before the term became common. The resonator emphasized carefully chosen bands, creating vowel-like formants, animated timbres, and shimmering harmonic structures that felt almost acoustic. This is the kind of processor that makes musicians stop and ask: "What is creating that sound?"

Pricing and Availability:
On offer at $17.40 (regular price: $29)

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• Polyresonator