Listening to the audio demos and perusing the presets, you might be inclined to classify Spire as the trance / dance machine with its fat unison oscillators and big, brash, bombastic tones. Perhaps it was created precisely for this purpose. It is a powerhouse that stand out at bright, fat, decidedly digital textures that really cut through a mix.

With testimonials from famous EDM artists such as Armin van Buuren, Hardwell, and Dada Life, Reveal Sound’s Spire has quickly become one of dance music’s go-to softsynths. Looking over its synthesis architecture, it’s easy to see why.

With 4 incredibly flexible oscillators feeding a pair of multimode filters with tons of options, its audio signal path is capable of a huge assortment of textures. On the modulation side, there are 4 envelopes, 4 LFOs, and 2 step-sequencers that can be assigned to virtually any parameter. Each of Spire’s four oscillators operates in one of 5 modes: Classic, FM, Noise, AMSync, and SawPWM. Each mode then offers a huge array of wavetables that can be blended into its core sound.

Spire has superb Sounding Filters (2 multimode filters with analogue and digital types of filtering Scorpio, Perfecto, Acido, Infecto, Combo), unique Unison Engene (9 unison voices on each oscillator, spread unison voices by chords and octaves, capable of imitate different types of unisons like supersaw, hypersaw), FX Processor (Phaser/Vowel, Shaper/Decimator, Chorus/Flanger, Reverb, Delay), user-friendly Arpeggiator, flexible Modulation Architecture (4 Envelopes, 4 Macroses, 4 LFOs with morphing shapes, 15 Matrix slots each of equipped with 2 sources and 4 targets).

Spire Synthesizer update to v1.5.2 - build 5090 (2020.09.08)
* Several critical fixes for the Preset Manager

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