2G is a sampler that looks and sounds like an early-2000s handheld devices. We imagined what Neural Synthesis would have been like back then.
Describe a sound and 2G makes it. Then edit it and play it from your computer keyboard, or load your own audio instead.
2G is free for Windows and macOS, as a plugin or a standalone app, and starts you with 20 credits for generating sounds. Studio ($10/month, 7-day trial) gives you 200 credits a month.
Quick update for anyone who caught the launch. WX is a synth built around randomization, you hit a button, it generates a patch, and the interface shows you what's happening as a weather radar display. It was built for people who want interesting sounds without learning synthesis first.
Analyzes transients and spectral weight in any sample, splits it into 3 slice types (attacks, bodies, textures), then sequences them across a 16-step grid.
No manual chopping. Drag in a file and start sequencing.
Auto-slice audio into 3 categories (A/B/C)
16-step grid, 1/32 subdivisions, sustain ties, generative randomization
Step FX matrix: Distortion, Filter, Delay, Reverse, Tape Stop, Auto-Pan
4 pattern memory slots via MIDI
VST3 + AU + Standalone,
