Dezert Audio FREQ-2

Dezert Audio FREQ-2: The Rare Analog Synth Instrument

Dezert Audio FREQ-2 is a Kontakt instrument built from the sound of 22 classic analog synths, multi-sampled into more than 220 sound sources. It captures instruments like the Moog Memorymoog, Rhodes Chroma, Yamaha CS60 and a modded Roland Juno-106, each run through premium hardware for rich, textured tone with genuine vintage tone. A dual-layer engine and an Exciter effects chain turn those rare sources into a deep, modern preset library. Mac and Windows, in one purchase.

What’s Inside FREQ-2

• 220+ sound sources: multi-sampled from 22 classic analog synthesisers.
• Rare hardware: sources from the Memorymoog, Rhodes Chroma, Yamaha CS60 and modded Juno-106.
• Dual-layer engine: blend one or two sources with an XY pad or macro knob.
• Exciter FX chain: horizontal movement engages a multi-effect chain for extra colour.
• 350 presets: a deep, ready library, many crafted by Dez Wright.
• Full controls: filter, envelope, detune, pan, plus chorus, delay and nine reverb types.

Who Is It For?

Producers and composers who want vintage analog tone without the hardware get the most from FREQ-2, because rare synths are captured and ready to play. Electronic producers reach for its warm pads and basses for a retro-modern sound. Composers use the textured sources for scoring atmosphere. Anyone chasing the character of classic analog gear, in one deep instrument, gets 22 synths in a single library.

Formats and Compatibility

FREQ-2 loads into the free Kontakt Player, version 7 or higher, which runs as a VST3, AU and AAX plug-in in your DAW, so no full Kontakt purchase is needed. It works in Logic Pro, Ableton Live, Cubase, Studio One, Reaper and Pro Tools on macOS, and in FL Studio, Ableton Live, Cubase, Studio One and Reaper on Windows. It runs on Apple Silicon and Intel, and one purchase covers both platforms.

System Requirements

• macOS: 10.15 or higher, Intel or Apple Silicon
• Windows: 10 or newer, 64-bit host
• Player: the free Kontakt Player 7 or higher, running as VST3, AU or AAX
• Disk space: around 8.4 GB for the sampled library

How Producers Use FREQ-2

An electronic producer loads a Memorymoog-based patch in this analog instrument for a warm, wide pad, then blends a second Juno source on the XY pad for a thicker bed. Sliding the macro engages the Exciter chain for movement and grit under a lead. A composer picks a CS60-based texture and adds one of the nine reverbs for a cinematic wash, much as they would layer a patch from the Synthesizers shelf. Because the sources are real analog synths captured through hardware, the tone carries a character clean digital oscillators rarely match.

Why Buy Dezert Audio FREQ-2 From VST Vault?

• Instant digital delivery: your download details land in your inbox within a minute of checkout.
• Mac and Windows in one purchase: one order covers both platforms.
• Priced in pounds: no currency-conversion guesswork at the till.
• Every order invoiced: a clean receipt for your records.
• Real support: message us on WhatsApp or at [email protected] and a person answers.

Questions Producers Ask

What is Dezert Audio FREQ-2?

It is a Kontakt instrument built from more than 220 sources multi-sampled from 22 classic analog synths, including the Moog Memorymoog, Rhodes Chroma, Yamaha CS60 and a modded Roland Juno-106. It has a dual-layer engine, an Exciter effects chain and 350 presets, and runs in the free Kontakt Player as a VST3, AU or AAX plug-in on Mac and Windows.

Do I need the full Kontakt?

No. FREQ-2 runs in the free Kontakt Player, version 7 or higher, which loads as a VST3, AU or AAX plug-in in your DAW. You do not need to buy the full Kontakt; the free Player is enough to use the whole 8.4 GB library, so you install it, open the Player and start playing the patches.

Why sample real synths instead of modelling them?

Multi-sampling captures the exact tone of each analog synth, including the character its circuits and the hardware it was recorded through add. FREQ-2 blends those real captures with an XY pad and an Exciter chain, so you get the warmth of classic gear plus modern shaping, rather than a modelled approximation of it.

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