An unofficial fan site dedicated to Vital, an upcoming synth by Matt Tytel - the maker of Helm.

If you're looking for leaked info, then you've come to the wrong place.
This is just a collection of the best publicly released info from Discord, Twitter, YouTube, and the official website.

Release Date: November 24, 2020!

screenshot of vital synth

Cost & Release Info

  • Basic - Free
    • 80 presets
    • 25 wavetables
  • Plus - $25
    • 250 presets
    • 70 wavetables
  • Pro - $80
    • 400+ presets
    • 150 wavetables
    • Unlimited text-to-wavetable
    • Exclusive Discord perk
    • Developer support
  • Subscribe - $5 / month
    • $5 / month credit in store
    • Subscriber-only preset bank
    • Unlimited text-to-wavetable
    • Exclusive Discord perk
    • Developer support
    • First access to new features
    • First access to new plugins

Wavetables

  • import your own samples
  • create new wavetables with the built-in editor
  • warp existing wavetables into new ones
  • create wavetables from text
  • 257 frames, but can also play between frames
  • text to wavetables, with multiple lang support

Sound Engine

  • up to 8x oversampling
  • full stereo modulation
  • future version will work as an insert fx (not V1)
  • spectral oscillator warping
  • created with Juce

UI and Visual

  • GPU optimized
  • 60 FPS
  • graphics are vector based, not a sprite sheet
  • you may be able to customize colors, but won't be themeable in the same way that Serum is

Beta

Beta is closed! Go buy the synth on November 24 at vital.audio

  • there's currently quite a few beta testers, including some familiar names:
    • Ace Aura
    • Au5
    • Azazal
    • BVSSIC
    • Fox Stevenson
    • IMANU
    • Inverted Silence
    • Kill the Noise
    • Mr Bill
    • Seamless
    • Slynk
    • The Living Tombstone
    • Woulg
    • Xtrullor
  • beta channel is closed you can request to be added as beta tester, but not many are being added at this time

Vital Demo @ Sonoj 2019

Apparently Vital is much different than what's shown here (Nov 2019), but still worth watching for a glimpse at the work in progress.

Tweets

Videos