VST Synth Plugins
A VST synth is a software synthesizer that runs inside your DAW as a plugin. Wavetable synths such as Serum and large hybrid instruments such as Omnisphere cover basses, leads and pads; each product lists its formats and system requirements.
Products
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Arturia Analog Lab Pro
£99.00
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FabFilter Twin 3
£129.00
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KORG M1 V2
£99.00
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KORG TRITON
£149.00
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Native Instruments Absynth 6
£149.00
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Native Instruments Massive
£99.00
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reFX Nexus 4
£129.00
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reFX Nexus 5 with All Expansions
£199.00
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Roland ZENOLOGY Pro
£199.00
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Spectrasonics Omnisphere 2
£299.00
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Spectrasonics Omnisphere 3
£399.00
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u-he Diva
£179.00
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u-he Hive 2
£149.00
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u-he Repro
£149.00
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u-he Zebra 3
£199.00
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Xfer Records Serum 2
£119.00
Was £149.00
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Frequently asked questions
What is a VST synth?
A VST synth is a software synthesizer that loads in your DAW as a plugin, so you can play and record it like a hardware synth without extra equipment.
Will it work in my DAW?
Check the Format row in the specifications. VST3 works in most DAWs on Windows and Mac; Logic Pro on Mac needs the Audio Unit (AU) version.
What is the difference between VST and VST3?
VST3 is the current version of Steinberg's plugin standard. Most new synths ship as VST3, and each product's Format row shows exactly which formats are included.
