Fully modular architecture allows users to build custom sound engines for any project
Per-voice and global modulation engines provide deep creative control over audio parameters
Advanced oscillator and filter engines deliver high-fidelity, high-quality sound with minimal aliasing
GPU-accelerated, stylable, and resizable GUI for fast, intuitive interface design
Automatic gain compensation and safety limiter ensure professional audio output and equipment protection
Summarized by Shop
MSoundFactory may well be the most powerful instrument out there. It's modular, so you can have any number of oscillators, filters, samplers etc. you want. It features per-voice and global modulation, full MPE support, the best sounding oscillators on the market, a fully modular effects engine... And we are just getting started... A beta
License Type
One-time purchase, lifetime updates
Operating System
Windows, macOS, Cross-platform
Supported Language
English
Audio Processing
64-bit, unlimited sampling rate, up to 16x sinc interpolation
Modulation
8 fully featured modulators, per-voice and global
User Type
Individual, Small business, Medium-sized business/enterprise, Large enterprise
Summarized by Shop
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OMG amazing
I have a lot of synths but these sounds are completely new to me. I bought this to create any instrument and maybe edit existing but blown away by the diverse sounds and also massive libraries for pianos and drums. Already getting instant inspiration. I'm chuffed to bits.
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Gwion · June 18, 2026
Melda MSoundFactory
Great sounds and very deep editing options
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Derek · June 15, 2026
A lot of kit for the price, but not the most intuitive UI
You get a large library of sounds, and there is enormous potential if you dig under the hood, but a lot of the sounds feel like minimally programmed (e.g. mod wheel is often not assigned to anything useful, and there does not appear to be an easy straightforward way to assign something like basic like mod wheel vibrato most of the time). There are some gems (e.g., the new Electric Keys Tines), but a lot of the instruments feel under wrought.
C+/B- but could be an A if they made the interface more intuitive and put a little more work into expressive performance features on many of the instruments.