To download TyrellN6, go to the Amazona TyrellN6 V3 page and scroll down until you see the macOS, Windows and Linux links. The new user interface was designed by Ryo Ishido. In April 2013, we released TyrellN6 version 3, which now supports VST3. At the very bottom, is another example where Nexus was not combined.
But the other Output plugins it didnt combine the VST2 / VST3 s, just the 32 / 64 -bit variants of the VST3 for each. After some serious bug-fixing and fine tuning, the final release version became available in April 2011. In this next screenshot, you can see how it chose combine the VST2 & VST3 versions of Movement, as well as the 32 / 64 -bit versions of the VST3, just fine. Only a few weeks later, TyrellN6 was out for beta testing. However, it soon became obvious that developing the hardware would have taken years, so Urs offered to turn the core design into a freeware softsynth.
Based on a design similar to Roland’s classic Juno 60, a few modules and novel features could be added without making the product too expensive. A reader survey and follow-up on forum posts provided a pool of ideas for a low-cost hardware analogue synth, which Mic ‘Moogulator’ Irmer collected and used to develop quite a powerful concept. Tyrell is the name of a project by the German online magazine.
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