Welcome to Maestro, a monophonic VST synthesiser made with Synthedit, but with a difference. This synth has been designed from the ground up, with the keyboard player in mind, and it features extensive, real-time performance control via the modulation matrix, making it one of the most expressive VST synths around.

New in the final 1.0 release:

• New GUI (thanks to Ian Webster)
• New manual
• New features
• More than 100 presets!

Welcome to Maestro, a monophonic VST synthesiser made with Synthedit, but with a difference. This synth has been designed from the ground up, with the keyboard player in mind, and it features extensive, real-time performance control via the modulation matrix, making it one of the most expressive VST synths around.

Although it's a monosynth, it's quite heavy on the CPU (av. 9%); it is capable of some very big sounds.

Ideally you should use a MIDI keyboard with aftertouch, Mod wheel, Data slider, and a foot pedal. But it's not absolutely necessary, as most VST hosts will allow you to write MIDI CC data into a track.

The main features are:

• Two oscillators with the standard SE waveforms
• 2 pole to 4 pole low pass filter
• Dedicated LFO's for oscillator pitch and filter cutoff
• Assignable modulation LFO
• Assignable modulation ADSR envelope
• 6 modulation destinations
• 13 modulation sources including Off min and Off max
• A delay effect, and an auto panner