Unisyn or similar on Windows.

ootini · 9th December 2011

Hey all, I've never used a computer based editor for my synths before but would like to give it a whirl. Unisyn looks very nice but seems to be Mac only, is there something similar for a windows based laptop?

Thanks

bluegreengold · 9th December 2011

I'd recommend you check out ctrlr. The best ever editor IMO was sounddiver, which was last released for PC 13 years ago or so it can be hard to find and doesn't have the newer gear. You can also program sysex maps in reaper or cubase (or most any DAW)

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ootini Gear nut Joined: Mar 2011 Posts: 110 Thread Starter	Unisyn or similar on Windows. Hey all, I've never used a computer based editor for my synths before but would like to give it a whirl. Unisyn looks very nice but seems to be Mac only, is there something similar for a windows based laptop? Thanks

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9th December 2011	#2
bluegreengold Lives for gear Joined: Aug 2011 Posts: 738	I'd recommend you check out ctrlr. The best ever editor IMO was sounddiver, which was last released for PC 13 years ago or so it can be hard to find and doesn't have the newer gear. You can also program sysex maps in reaper or cubase (or most any DAW)