Free antares kantos audio controlled synthesizer software for mac

The VET-1 freeware softsynth is a barebones virtual noisemaker endowed with some weird detuning features. It was originally released in 2002 for the Mac OS 9 version of Pluggo; three years later the thing is back, ready to run on OS X.
Main features:
- 12-voice polyphonic VST-MAS-RTAS dynamic morphing oscillator wavetable synthesizer plug-in for Cycling 74 Pluggo Runtime,featuring dynamic voice allocation,
- 88 basic single-cycle waveforms and 2 user-editable morphing waveforms. It includes a tuning selector for any integer or fractional equal division of the octave (EDO) in the 5-98 EDO range and an "EDO warp LFO" feature that can be used to modulate the octave divisor in order to obtain special detuning effects ("variable temperament"). It responds to MIDI note-on/off, pitch-bend and modulation wheel data.
- compatible with Pluggo Runtime 3.5.2 (Cycling 74)
- suitable for use with ProTools, Cubase, Logic, Digital Performer and programs like the VSTi Host 3.12X (Defective Records) running on OS X Tiger.

Enhancements: Bug fixes (mono files, crashes)

M-Audio ProFire Series is a free installer package that contains Mac OS X drivers and control panel software for the M-Audio ProFire series of audio interfaces.
Supported devices:
- ProFire 2626
- ProFire 610

System requirements:
- M-Audio ProFire series audio interface

Enhancements
- Supports Pro Tools 8.
- Fixed: driver loading issue on some PowerPC Macs running OS X version 10.4.11.

USB Audio ASIO Driver allows you to use a laptop as a synthesizer or digital effect-box.

It enables buffersizes down to 32 samples (0.73 ms) and does an ultra highspeed USB audio connection, bypassing the operating systems audio.

This does not only give you low latencies but better sound quality also.

Apple FireWire Audio Driver Update 1.0.8 is recommended for users of FireWire audio devices built on the BridgeCo Enhanced Breakout Box (BeBoB), including the FA-101 from Roland/Edirol.

The iMic Control utility provides additional features and control for the iMic USB audio adapter. The software is free for iMic users.
Currently the iMic control supports output treble, bass, volume, balance, and mute as well as input gain. Some functions such as audio input gain require that you hot plug the iMic before the new settings take effect.
Enhancements:
- iMic Control 1.5 includes an adjustable input gain control. This allows users to adjust their sound input level when recording music or voice into the Mac. This is especially useful for people recording sound into iMovie. Although iMovie can record voiceovers and music directly, it has no way of adjusting the level of sound being recorded. The combination of iMic Control 1.5 software and an iMic gives this very important control back to the user.
- Another key feature included in iMic Control 1.5 is Bass and Treble control. Although many individual apps include multi-band Equalizers, there has never been a way to control the Bass and Treble of the Mac itself. What if the overall sound of an iBook needs more bass? Or a user wants to adjust the Treble of external speakers? With the free iMic Control software they have both settings available to their Mac to adjust its sound any way they desire.

Adds PCIe-424 compatibility for the Intel Mac Pro. Installer contains drivers for PCI-424 audio systems under Mac OSX. It also adds support for MOTU PCI-424 PCIe cards.
Cuemix provides now control surface support, listenback and talkback capabilities, and I/O port naming.

System requirements:
- MOTU PCI Audio hardware.