Poly-Ana is an Analog Model Polyphonic Synthesizer.

Poly-Ana's voice architecture is a combination of the best features of the famous analog classics plus several new features for a total of 185 controls - see the feature list below. The GUI design aims to put every parameter just a single click away, with large, easy to grab knobs and switches that behave like the real-world items - there are no hidden drill-down menus so each and every control is prominently displayed where you can see it.

Features:

• Maximum 12 note polyphony featuring unison, voice detune and a unique poly-unison mode.
• Three oscillators per voice.
• Two filters per voice: 12/24 dB/Oct, LPF/HPF, can be run in parallel or in series allowing for additional multi-mode capability.
• Filter Resonance Modulation.
• Stereo signal path throughout the voice. Poly-Ana produces dramatic stereo effects without using any tacked-on delay or chorus effects.
• All voice parameters always visible and accessible with a single click.
• GUI controls that work like the real-world items, like automatic knob detents and single-click toggles.
• Unique modulation routing scheme: All the power of modular without the tedious complications of using patch cables or a modulation matrix.
• Waveform "morphing" creates smooth transitions between oscillator waveforms beyond simple cross-fading.
• Waveform Mod automatically morphs oscillator waveforms.
• PWM for all oscillator waveforms.
• Noise Sync: Oscillators can sync to noise source as well as normal pitched tones.
• Two LFOs per voice with retriggering. Allows separate phase for each voice's LFOs.
• Full Host-Sync for LFOs with adjustable phase offset.
• Three ADSR envelopes per voice with adjustable curves.
• Two Modulation Mixers allow for complex combinations of modulation sources.
• Unique, oversampled voice engine.
• Quality control lets you reduce Poly-Ana's CPU power requirements while recording performances.

New in v1.191

• A minor maintenance update to fix a crash when changing programs while the editor is closed

New in v1.19

• Fixed a bug causing a small jump in position when knobs were first clicked on, affecting knobs with detents in linear and relative circular modes.
• Added mod wheel smoothing, certain MIDI controllers that produce relatively sparse event streams that created "zipper noise" now sound smooth.