Brass 1
The signature stab. Bright, punchy and unapologetically synthetic — the sound of a saxophone that has never seen daylight. Add a touch of chorus for instant 1986.
Two saxophones walked into a beige office in 1986. Only their sound walked back out, and it now lives behind a window that refuses to be resized. It ships with a cheese. We're not joking about that part.

The sounds
Every other synth drowns you in a thousand sounds. Gonnec gives you two. They were chosen carefully. Press play.
The signature stab. Bright, punchy and unapologetically synthetic — the sound of a saxophone that has never seen daylight. Add a touch of chorus for instant 1986.
Warmer and rounder, with more body in the low mids. Pull the filter down, add a little vibrato and it turns into a surprisingly expressive lead.
Under the hood
A full set of controls hides behind that humble face. Tweak, sweep and dial it in until the brass sits exactly where you want it.
Open it up for bright, cutting brass or close it down for something soft and dark. It has its own envelope, so the tone moves as the note plays.
Shape how every note begins and ends — from sharp, punchy stabs to slow, swelling pads.
Place the brass in a small room or a vast, cinematic space. Off by default, on whenever you want the air.
Thickens and widens the sound — the secret behind that lush, shimmering 80s spread.
Add a wobble to the pitch, with control over how deep it goes and how soon it kicks in after a note.
Let notes glide smoothly from one to the next for those expressive, sliding leads.
Claim your cheese
This is not a metaphor for a bonus preset pack. We mean dairy. The plugin has a Claim your cheese menu. Where it leads is between you and the synth. *
* Cheese availability, type, freshness and physical existence are not guaranteed in any jurisdiction. Lactose intolerance is your own responsibility. The brass, however, is very real.
Download
Drop it in your plugins folder and you're playing in under a minute. Pick your platform.