Vesper
Vesper’s original glowing teardrop artwork by OcularDebris

For iPhone, iPad & Mac

Vesper

Let a single note bloom.

A virtual analogue synthesizer for rich tone, expressive playing and the pleasure of discovering a sound. At her heart, Swarm turns one note into a gathering of voices—close, wide, shimmering or beautifully unsettled.

Vesper 1.0.2 is out now for iPhone, iPad and Mac.

Free downloads

More sounds to make your own.

Choose a bank below, then open Vesper’s patch browser with the folder button and choose Import. These are extra banks, separate from the sounds included with Vesper.

Already imported a bank? Choose Keep Mine to preserve matching patches. Matching uses the patch’s identity; a similar name or sound may still be imported as a separate patch.

Before importing, save your host project and export any important personal banks. If you use MIDI bank/program changes, check their assignments after import.

Making sounds for Vesper? You’re welcome to create and share your own preset banks. Get in touch if you’d like your bank linked here, so other musicians can discover your work.

Support

Make yourself at home.

Owner-access requests are temporarily unavailable while we finish preparing the service. Your Vesper purchase remains valid.

For help with Vesper, soundbanks or a session, write to Write2Fishtail@icloud.com. Include your device, operating system, Vesper version and music host if you use one.

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Your first sound

Open the folder button labelled “Current Sound” and choose “First Light”. Play notes from a MIDI controller, route MIDI to “Vesper MIDI In”, or load Vesper as an AUv3 instrument and play from your host’s keyboard or MIDI track.

Vesper accepts MIDI 2.0 input, including per-note pitch bend, pressure and timbre when MIDI2 Per-Note is enabled.

Save your discoveries as patches and share banks and Noise Jars through files.

iPhone/iPad: iOS or iPadOS 17 or later. Mac: macOS 13 or later, Apple silicon or Intel. AUv3 requires a compatible host. Standalone playing uses MIDI input.