Ok it sounds weird but this is really a synth that you grow sounds from. You can prune and tune, modifying the internal dynamics as you grow in order to quickly shape the sounds you are after. The core of the interface is the Synplant bulb:
In combination with the DNA dynamic controls there is and intuitive path for morphing around it’s soundscapes. In the words of the creators:
Create
The purpose of this product is to move focus away from the sometimes intricate and difficult process of sound synthesis and instead let you develop sounds by simply using your ears. You will find that creating synth patches with Synplant will be as easy as listening and deciding what you like and then having the sounds evolve in the directions you desire.
Here is a sample video of what it looks like in action:
I love this synth, thought yall might enjoy checkout out the 3 week (of actual use time) completely functional demo. 
You can grab that here:
Try It
For evaluation purposes you are allowed to try Synplant for up to three weeks with full functionality. The trial begins the first time you open Synplant in your host sequencer. Synplant then only subtracts weeks from the trial time when you actually use it.
Download Synplant from our download section.
Synplant is a plug-in that require a host application that supports VST 2.4 or Audio Unit 2 plug-ins. If you do not have a host application you can still try out Synplant by downloading a free host such as VSTHost for Windows or VSTLord for Mac.
enjoy!
annias
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