Plugin comparison

The Remnant vs Vital

Specs, price and the Dubspot Score, side by side — with our verdict on which instrument to buy.

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Instrument / All The Machines

The Remnant

$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.

Technical matrix

Specs compared

SignalThe RemnantVital
Price$19 intro (regular $29); iOS via App Store$25
Dubspot Score—9.0
FormatsVST3, AU, CLAP, Standalone, AUv3VST, VST3, AU (Audio Units), LV2, Standalone
TypeFM drone synthesizer—
VoicesEight FM voices with continuous waveform morphing—
Routing8x8 feedback matrix with six topology presets—
FiltersFour acoustic body filters (Chamber, Cave, Metal, Void)—
MovementDrift engine, Evolve system (5 sec to 10 min), morphing snapshots—
Desktop formatsVST3, AU, CLAP, Standalone (macOS 12+, Windows 10/11)—
iOSAUv3 and standalone (iOS 17+)—
Price$19 intro, then $29—
Synthesis type—Spectral warping wavetable synthesis
Operating systems—Windows 10+, macOS 10.15+ (Intel or Apple Silicon), Ubuntu Linux 18.04+; 64-bit only, OpenGL 3+
Wavetable tools—Pitch-splice and vocode wavetable converters, plus text-to-wavetable generation
Modulation—LFOs, envelopes and randomized sources with stereo modulation, remappable curves, audio-rate modulation, and keytracked LFOs
Tuning and MPE—Microtonal support (.tun, .scl, .kbd files) and full MPE support
Included content—Basic: 75 presets / 25 wavetables; Plus: 250 / 70; Pro: 400+ / 150

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