four oscillators.
one huge sound.
Saw, square, triangle, sine and noise, each with its own pitch, fine tune and level. Stack them with up to 7-voice unison for walls of sound.
the synth you can talk to
This is the real Keeble Weil engine running in your browser. Pick a sound, play the keys (or your computer keyboard, A to K), and turn the knobs.
Keeble Weil is a four-oscillator synthesizer with a sound designer built in. Type “dark cinematic drone with a slow swell” and Claude sets every parameter for you: oscillators, filter, envelopes, arpeggiator, effects. Then tweak it by hand, or keep talking.
Saw, square, triangle, sine and noise, each with its own pitch, fine tune and level. Stack them with up to 7-voice unison for walls of sound.
A zero-delay state-variable filter with drive and its own envelope, plus noise, stereo spread, chorus and reverb to finish the sound.
Hold one note and let the arpeggiator or step sequencer do the rest, locked to your DAW’s tempo, with gate, swing and octave range.
Ask for a sound in plain words and watch the knobs move. Ask for “darker” or “more movement” and it adjusts what’s already there.
No menus to dig through and no manual to read. Say what you hear in your head and Claude builds it from scratch, or reshapes the sound you already have. Save the result as your own preset with one more sentence.
“Make a two bar trap beat with hi-hat rolls.”
That’s the whole instruction.
Sixteen pads, three stock kits and your own samples by drag and drop. Ask Claude for a groove in any style, sync it to FL Studio and play the pads from your MIDI keyboard.
35 each in Bass, Pad, Arpeggio, Sequence, SFX, Soundscape and Instruments.
Five waveforms, unison up to 7 voices, detune, glide and a mono legato mode.
Right-click any knob in FL Studio and choose Create automation clip. Every parameter is exposed to your DAW.
The interface scales to any size and every section is on one screen. Your own presets save by name.
Mac installer puts the VST3 and AU in your plug-ins folder. If macOS blocks it, right-click the installer and choose Open.
If it doesn't, click here. If macOS blocks the installer, right-click it and choose Open.