The oscillators have three view modes to see what your wavetable looks like and how it is moving through the different waveforms as you are modulating them. Icarus synthesizer has 3×10 wavetable oscillators meaning each of the oscillators can either play a mono signal or with hypersaw/stereo play up to 10 detuned oscillators at the same time so you can stack up to 30 oscillators for one sound. The patches that I have tested so far sound really incredible and do a great job of showcasing what Icarus is capable of. So let’s get into it at the place where we all start to get to know a new synth the presets and there are a lot of them they are neatly organized to patch type with a nice patch browser to get through them all easily. We tested a beta version, very close to the final version. We can say that this review is an “Exclusive”, Icarus will be available in a few weeks.

Tone2 have packed so much fun stuff to play in this synth it’s sure to be a game-changer as it can do all the classic types of synthesis along with 3d wavetables, Morphing, Resynthesis of samples, and Vocal synthesis It has 53 filters, 3 stereo oscillators with hyper saw, Mod matrix, dual stereo filters with 62 filter types, distortion, a vocoder, wavetable editor and an Arp so pretty packed and what’s really amazing is that it is not a CPU hog at all. In this review, we are going to be going over a new 3D wavetable synthesizer created by Tone2 called Icarus, and to be quite clear from the beginning: it is really amazing synthesizer plugin and Tone2 has done a wonderful job at crafting this great synth.

Icarus vst review