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• date: 25 September 2026
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Software Overview

reFX Rippler combines modal and subtractive synthesis in a dual-layer instrument. Its resonator banks are designed to reproduce the characteristics of different instruments without using samples as the primary sound-generation method, while the oscillators and filters provide additional conventional synthesis capabilities.
Each layer can use parallel or serial resonator routing, with bi-directional energy coupling between resonators. Multiple envelopes and LFOs can modulate parameters throughout the instrument, and the drag-and-drop modulation system provides a direct way to create and adjust modulation connections.
The Mod Mapping system allows users to define custom response curves for modulation destinations. Curves can be shaped with linear, exponential, S-shaped, or stepped responses, providing additional control over how modulation develops over time.

Key Features

• Modal synthesis based on banks of resonators
  
• Bi-directional energy coupling
  
• Classic subtractive synthesis
  
• Two oscillators
  
• Two filters
  
• Sample-free core sound generation
  
• Tones ranging from pads and strings to percussive and plucked sounds
  
• Two independent synthesis layers
  
• Parallel resonator routing
  
• Serial resonator routing
  
• Bi-directional energy transfer between resonators
  
• Multiple modulation sources for every parameter
  
• Envelope and LFO modulation
  
• Drag-and-drop modulation system
  
• Custom modulation response curves
  
• Mod Mapping with linear, exponential, S-shaped, and stepped responses
  
• 13 effects on the master bus
  
• 12 effects per layer
  
• Fully modular effects chains
  
• Flexible effect ordering
  
• Searchable exciter sample browser
  
• Manual mode partial tuning to samples
  
• Drag-and-drop samples onto resonators
  
• Selectable logarithmic or linear scaling in manual edit mode
  

What's New

Version 1.1.6 — September 17, 2026

• Exciter samples can now be selected through a searchable sample browser.
  
• Manual mode partials can be tuned to a sample.
  
• Samples can be dragged and dropped directly onto resonators.
  
• The manual edit mode scale can be switched between logarithmic and linear.
  
• Exciters now support fast envelope modulation.
  
• Manual mode Hit now crossfades between no effect and the previous hit model.
  
• Fixed a crash caused by modulators creating loops when controlling each other's rate or smooth parameters.
  
• Fixed manual mode partials not always applying the Hit parameter.
  
• Fixed exciter frequency calculation being ignored on a voice's first trigger.
  

Why Choose reFX Rippler

reFX Rippler provides a combination of resonator-based modal synthesis and conventional subtractive synthesis within a two-layer architecture. The extensive modulation system and configurable response curves allow users to build detailed evolving sounds without relying on fixed modulation behavior.
Its modular effects chains and flexible resonator routing further expand the sound-design workflow, making it possible to organize synthesis and effects processing according to the requirements of an individual patch.

System Requirements

The source article does not provide specific operating system version, CPU, RAM, GPU, storage, plugin format, or architecture requirements beyond Windows and macOS support.

Home Page

https://refx.com/rippler

Product Information

• Software Name: reFX Rippler
  
• Version: v1.1.6
  
• Languages: English
  
• License type: Full Version
  
• File Size: 55 MB
  

   
   
   

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