Synth

u-he Bazille

u-he

A polyphonic modular software synthesizer with digital oscillators based on phase distortion and FM, multimode filters, and patch-cord modulation.

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u-he Bazille is a synth by u-he, available in VST3, AU, AAX and CLAP formats.

Notable features include oscillators, filters and modulation. See the full specifications and frequently asked questions below.

Specifications

Oscillators
4 digital oscillators with FM, phase distortion, and fractal resonance
Filters
4 self-oscillating multimode filters with up to 6 parallel outputs each
Modulation
4 ADSR envelopes, 2 LFOs (3 parallel outputs each), 2 mapping generators (up to 128 steps), 4 Multiplex modules
Sequencer
16-step morphing sequencer per voice with 8 snapshots
Effects
4 effects: stereo delay, distortion, phaser, spring reverb
Polyphony
Up to 16 voices

Last verified 2026-06-16

FAQ

What kind of synthesizer is u-he Bazille?

Bazille is a polyphonic modular synthesizer whose digital oscillators are based on phase distortion and FM synthesis, combined with multimode filters and patch-cord-style modulation.

What plugin formats does Bazille support?

Per the official u-he page, Bazille runs as a plugin in VST3, AU (AUv2), AAX, and CLAP formats on macOS and Windows (with a beta build for Linux). It is not a standalone application and requires a host DAW.

Is there a free demo of Bazille?

Yes. u-he offers a free demo for macOS, Windows, and Linux; the demo emits crackling sound at irregular intervals until unlocked with a serial number.

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