Steinberg Retrologue 2.5.0 is a virtual analog synthesizer for Windows that offers wide sound shaping capabilities.
Key Features
Virtual analog synthesis with wide sound shaping capabilities
Three powerful oscillators with various waveforms
An additional sub-oscillator for enhancing low frequencies
A flexible filter section with various filtering types
Several ADSR and LFO envelopes for dynamic modulation
A modular modulation routing system
An arpeggiator and step-sequencer for creating rhythmic parts and sequences
A built-in library of factory presets
Effects for processing the finished sound directly inside the instrument
What’s New in Version 2.5.0
UI Scaling
Added UI Scaling function. Interface scale can be changed from -50% to +100% in 12.5% increments. Allows comfortable work with the interface on high-resolution monitors, including 4K. When using Retrologue in Cubase or Nuendo, the available scaling range depends on the Application Scaling parameter in the Cubase or Nuendo preferences. In Cubase 15 and newer, scaling is performed via the Functions menu in the plug-in header.
Load Panel
Added a new separate Load panel. The panel is based on Steinberg MediaBay technology. Allows you to browse, search, and load files and presets directly inside Retrologue. Added Programs and Browser pages. The panel can be docked or undocked. The state of the panel is saved with the host project.
MediaBay
Added the Maximum MediaBay Results setting, which allows you to limit the maximum number of search results displayed in the Load Panel. When the set limit is exceeded, the Show All button appears, allowing you to display the full list of results.
Save Dialog
The Copy MediaBay Attributes function has been added to the context menu for saving presets. Allows you to use the attributes of an existing preset when saving a new one.
Format and Compatibility
Formats: VSTi3, AAX for Windows.
Compatible with major DAWs including Cubase, Nuendo, Ableton Live, Pro Tools, FL Studio, Studio One, Reaper, and Bitwig.
File Size: 248.6 MB

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