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Supra Black Friday deals start at 60% off W. A. Production's synth plugin, which brings the price to $23.96 until Nov 29, 2026. It is a twin-macro hybrid granular synthesizer, and it plays as a monophonic synth.
Supra came out of a collaboration between W. A. Production and Algebra Within, a Hungary-based independent label, along with darkInteger, a psytrance artist, DJ and DSP coder who is affiliated with that label. The aim was a synth with some unpredictable, hardware-style energy rather than a polished but sterile preset sound.
A triangle oscillator with subtle pitch drift sits at the front. A high-frequency FM modulator pushes it into harmonically dense territory, and a granular engine captures the sound and turns it into evolving, pitch-shifted clouds.
Morphing resonant filters and a shimmering delay line finish the chain. The maker says it can produce sine drops, FM growls, bells, sirens, chiptune warbles, ambient clouds and granular destruction.
Supra runs through six sequential DSP stages:
That last stage is where the cascading, meandering trails come from.
Two master macro hubs drive an indirect modulation matrix. Each primary knob has its own M1 and M2 depth slider, so one macro move can open a filter, change granular settings and push the feedback delay into shimmer at the same time.
The dual LFOs can drive the macros, or you can map them to manual morph controls.
The dual randomizer is built for glitch-free use, so you can randomize in real time without clicks or pops. With note-triggered randomization on, LFO randomization can also vary waveform shapes, speeds and depths.
The maker also says the plugin is highly optimized for performance.
Yes. The Supra Black Friday deal takes 60% off W. A. Production's synth plugin, which puts it at $23.96. The offer runs until Nov 29, 2026.
Supra comes with factory presets, a full PDF manual and a tutorial video. The synth itself has an analog-modeled triangle oscillator, an FM modulator, a granular engine, a morphing filter, a feedback-delay pitch shifter and a multi randomizer system.
A drifting triangle oscillator is driven by a high-frequency FM modulator, then captured by a granular engine. The signal passes through a state-variable filter, a comb filter with compressor, and a pitch-shifting delay, six DSP stages in total.
No, Supra is a monophonic synth. The maker says its architecture still brings unusual performance possibilities, with two macro hubs, dual LFOs and a dual randomizer that can be triggered by notes.
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