I can be short about the quality of the presets. On the right, we find a noise generator, Unison settings, a stereo expander, and some more functions which we will come to later on. Left of the core section we find the AMP-, Filter- and Pitch sections.

System – shows version information, installed expansion packs and offers a license deactivation switch.

Here you can setup the link assignments for the various LFO’s (for instance mod wheel to amp LFO, aftertouch to filter LFO, etc).

Source – set max polyphony, a tune function and assignments for pitch wheel, mod wheel and aftertouch.

TG – access the trance gate and its functions.

ARP – access the arpeggiator and its functions.

Library – select presets or store your own presets.

In short, these tabs offer the following functions: At the centre of the GUI, we find the core section with six tabs: Library, Arpeggiator, Trance Gate, FX, Source and System. The GUI of Lethal has a nice modern flat look with a clear sectioned layout. But if you are looking for a synth that lets you dial in good quality sounds quick, and offers a big sound library to choose from, Lethal might be just what you’re looking for. Now, if you like your synthesizers with lots of capabilities to design your own sounds from scratch, Lethal is not for you. Lethal is a synthesizer in the category of the so-called romplers a synthesizer which plays sounds based on samples and offers built-in functions to tweak these sounds further.

Lethal vst presets