Available now macOS + Windows / VST3

Neural graintable synthesizer

Uncommon tone. Playable motion.

XENITH is a boutique synth built for animated texture, metallic pressure, and fast musical control. Powered by the Graintear engine, it delivers a distinct sound with a workflow that feels designed instead of overbuilt.

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Launches Tuesday, March 24. Intro price: $49 through March 31, 2026 at 11:59 PM Eastern. Standard price: $69.

macOS + Windows
VST3
Phase-locked dual oscillators
Dual filters with comb modes
Drawable LFOs
Built-in FX
Tutorial mode

XENITH main interface with oscillators, filters, and modulation panels

Graintear core

XENITH oscillator and table motion close-up

Comb-capable dual filters

March 24 launch

$49 intro Standard price: $69 macOS + Windows / VST3

Sound proof

Raw audio. No outside processing. Character first, not marketing gloss.

A synth with a point of view

XENITH is not trying to be every synth at once. It is built for producers who want motion, texture, and pressure without losing control of the instrument.

Character first.

The neural graintable core is there to give the instrument its own identity, not to pad a feature list.

Movement without collapse.

Phase-locked motion keeps sweeps stable and playable instead of smearing into a cinematic blur.

Designed workflow.

Drawable modulation, readable signal flow, and tutorial-led learning make the depth feel authored.

Direct from XENITH

The sound holds up on its own.

Raw examples matter because they remove the usual excuses. No external processing. No cinematic polish chain. Just XENITH on its own, showing the cleaner side and the heavier side of the same instrument.

Wide and polished

Raw example

Cleaner tone, same identity.

The softer lane still has to sound finished. This clip shows the wider, smoother side of XENITH without sanding off its character.

wide / fluid / controlled 0:00 / 0:00

Sharper and heavier

Raw example

Metallic pressure when you push it.

The same engine still has to bite. This is the harder edge of XENITH, driven forward with motion, tension, and no outside rescue chain.

metallic / animated / pressure 0:00 / 0:00

Why the demos matter

Straight from the plugin.

The raw clips are there to prove the core instrument, not just the post chain. XENITH should still feel credible before a mix bus gets involved.

No external processing on the clips above.
Comb-capable filters bring the metallic edge forward.
Phase-locked motion stays stable while sweeping the patch.

Feature proof

Built for tone, motion, and control.

XENITH is not selling breadth for its own sake. The feature set is there to support a specific kind of sound and a workflow that stays musical under pressure.

Launch spine

Most synths sell breadth. XENITH sells identity.

Routing, post FX, and modulation live inside the same authored visual language instead of reading like add-on utility pages.

Engine

Neural graintable core

XENITH starts with an animated engine built for character, not generic coverage. It can stay smooth, turn abrasive, or lean metallic without feeling anonymous.

Motion

Phase-locked dual oscillators

Motion is part of the sound, so it needs to stay musical while you push it. XENITH is built to keep that movement reactive and playable.

Filters

Dual filters with comb character

Low, band, high, and comb modes let the filter section move from weight and focus into tighter metallic tension and ring.

Modulation

Drawable LFOs

Instead of digging through abstract routing lists, you shape motion visually and hear the result immediately.

Finish

Built-in FX that belong to the instrument

Delay, reverb, chorus, phaser, distortion, EQ, glue compression, and buffer-style processing extend the identity of the patch instead of covering it up.

Learn by rebuilding

Tutorial mode turns presets into lessons.

Load a finished preset, then let XENITH walk you through the moves that built it. The coach bar tells you what to touch, the right control lights up, and each step waits for the real setting.

Coach bar guidance
Live control focus
Exact-value checkpoints
Hands-on preset learning

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Flagship workflow moment

guided rebuild exact-value checkpoints preset learning flow

Coach bar

See the next move instantly.

The lesson stays readable in plain language instead of sending people to a manual first.

Move-by-move prompts Lives inside the instrument Built for guided rebuilds

Live focus

Follow the right control.

The current target is called out clearly so your eyes stay on the instrument, not on support text.

Exact-value checkpoints

Get it right, not just close.

Each step waits for the real setting, which makes preset learning feel hands-on instead of approximate.

Screenshots and interface

A complete instrument from the first screen.

XENITH is designed to feel like a finished device, not a stack of disconnected pages. The main view stays readable, and the deeper layers still carry the same premium visual logic.

Main view

Open on a full instrument, not a puzzle.

The first screen already carries the tone, routing logic, and modulation language of the whole synth.

Routing and post FX

Depth without visual collapse.

The deeper pages still feel like part of the same instrument, not an afterthought bolted on later.

Dual filters

Two pressure points for the tone.

Comb behavior, weight, and focus live in a section that is direct enough to use quickly.

Built-in FX

Finish the patch inside the instrument.

The FX chain extends the patch voice instead of asking you to leave the synth to make it feel finished.

Hidden layer

More personality under the surface.

A tucked-away retro console adds authored detail and surprise, but it stays off the main path where it belongs.

Launching March 24

Launch pricing is locked.

XENITH launches Tuesday, March 24, 2026 at an intro price of $49 through March 31, 2026 at 11:59 PM Eastern. After that, it moves to its standard price of $69.

Intro pricing ends March 31, 2026 at 11:59 PM Eastern.

$49

Intro price Standard price: $69

Includes factory presets, tutorial-ready learning flow, and free updates within the current release cycle.

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Included

What ships with XENITH.

Factory preset bank
Tutorial-ready preset rebuild flow
Neural graintable engine with dual oscillators
Dual filters, drawable modulation, and built-in FX

Compatibility

macOS + Windows, VST3.

Available as a VST3 instrument.
Check the support page for setup help and troubleshooting.

Support

Clear help after purchase.

For installation, licensing, or bug reports, use the official support channel.

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Compatibility, FAQ, support

Clear answers before and after purchase.

Everything important should be clear before you buy: what XENITH is, what it runs on, what makes it different, and where to get help if you need it.

Compatibility

Straightforward compatibility details.

macOS + Windows
VST3 instrument
Support page for setup and troubleshooting

Support

Direct help when you need it.

Support, licensing, refund, and bug-report guidance live on the dedicated support page.

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FAQ

Questions before you buy.

What is XENITH?

XENITH is a boutique neural graintable synthesizer built for uncommon tone, playable motion, and a premium workflow.

What makes it different?

Its identity comes from neural graintable sound, phase-locked movement, comb-capable dual filters, and a workflow that stays musical instead of technical for its own sake.

Is the audio on this page processed?

The raw example section is presented without external processing so you can hear the instrument directly.

What plugin format does XENITH use?

XENITH is available as a VST3 instrument for macOS and Windows.

Does XENITH include presets?

Yes. XENITH includes a factory preset bank, and the tutorial mode can turn finished presets into guided rebuilds.