Instrument / plugin file

The Remnant

All The Machines / $19 intro (regular $29); iOS via App Store

The Remnant by All The Machines is an FM drone synth: eight voices through an 8x8 feedback matrix, four acoustic filters, Drift and Evolve, and morphing snapshots.

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A focused FM drone instrument inspired by the SOMA Lyra-8, built around a feedback matrix and self-evolving sound. Cheap, characterful, and a texture tool first.

Idéal pour Ambient, drone, and cinematic producers who want evolving textures without deep patching.

Pros

  • 8x8 feedback matrix makes routing the main instrument
  • Drift and Evolve keep sounds moving with no input
  • Morphing snapshots glide between whole patches
  • Very affordable, with desktop and iOS versions

Cons

  • A texture and drone tool, not a conventional playable synth
  • Dark UI can be hard to read
  • iOS version in App Store review at launch

Field notes

Aperçu

The Remnant by All The Machines is an FM drone synthesizer built around eight voices that modulate one another through an 8x8 feedback matrix. Inspired by the SOMA Lyra-8 but using its own engine, it treats routing as the main instrument: change how the voices are wired and you change the entire character of a patch.

Released on 25 September 2026 for desktop, with an iOS version in review, it runs the combined output through four acoustic filters and adds a Drift engine, an Evolve system, and morphing snapshots so drones keep developing on their own. For the full breakdown, see the Remnant first look.

Technical matrix

Spécifications

Type
FM drone synthesizer
Voices
Eight FM voices with continuous waveform morphing
Routing
8x8 feedback matrix with six topology presets
Filters
Four acoustic body filters (Chamber, Cave, Metal, Void)
Movement
Drift engine, Evolve system (5 sec to 10 min), morphing snapshots
Desktop formats
VST3, AU, CLAP, Standalone (macOS 12+, Windows 10/11)
iOS
AUv3 and standalone (iOS 17+)
Price
$19 intro, then $29

Dernière vérification 2026-09-26

Quick reference

FAQ

Is The Remnant a clone of the SOMA Lyra-8?

No. It is inspired by the Lyra-8's idea of eight interacting voices but uses its own synthesis structure, including an 8x8 feedback matrix and morphing snapshots.

Can The Remnant evolve sounds on its own?

Yes. The Drift engine adds pitch movement and the Evolve system mutates a patch automatically over five seconds to ten minutes.

What formats does it support?

VST3, AU, CLAP, and standalone on macOS and Windows, plus an iOS AUv3 and standalone version for iOS 17 and later.

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