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KiMiA is the stage synthesizer for the Mac.
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KiMiA is a synthesizer for Apple silicon Macs, made by a keyboard player for playing live. It has 8 engines in one instrument (Subtractive, Wavetable, FM, Physical, Grain, a sampled grand piano, a tonewheel organ and drum kits), two patches playing at once with four layers each (8 layers at once), and 64 Set pads that switch sounds without cutting a note. Everything for sound design sits on one page. It runs as a full-screen app and as Audio Unit and VST3 plug-ins.
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- 8 engines, 128 voices, 2 patches × 4 layers
- 64 Set pads with seamless switching, songs and a setlist
- 19 filter types, 18 insert effects, oversampling up to 8× per note
- 430 factory sounds
- macOS 14 or newer, Apple silicon; standalone, AU and VST3
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