GyL Synths releases Angel free VST wavetable/wave-draw synth.

 multimode wavetable oscillator + sub and noise 
- main oscillators with 3 modes: random wave generating, wavedraw and single cycle wave loader (.txt or .wav) oscillators 
- every wave can be modified / redrawn by hand and can be saved with selectable sample quantity (128…2048 samples) 
- unison detune, wave saturation 
- in-built FM generator with sine wave modulator(s), fixed ratios and level adjustment 
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http://www.vstplanet.com/News/2018/gyl-synths-releases-angel-free-vst-wavetable-wave-draw-synth.htm

Angular Momentum Freehand

Freehand is a wavetable synth that can produce a wide range of sounds, as you can draw your own waveforms, save and load them up again, even randomize your waveforms. Also it has got frequency modulation sequencers added to the FM features, which gives Freehand a unique sound. Included are over 150 waveforms and 100 presets. Freehand comes in two versions, SL and Full.

Freehand allows you to draw your own waveforms, and adds FM synthesis and sequencers to give the synth a unique character.

http://www.amvst.com/

WaveSimD

It emulates a complete PPG Wave; that means, this simulation consists of a simulated 6809 processor with a simulation of practically all peripheral chips that runs the original PPG software. This way, WaveSimD is nearly 100% compatible to an original PPG Wave.

http://www.hermannseib.com/english/synths/ppg/wavesim.htm

VstZone

Eclipsis

Eclipsis (VSTi) is full featured hybrid wavetable synthesizer with 3 oscillators, 6 LFOs, 118 waveshapes, 39 modulation targets, 2 effects racks and unique preset randomizer.



http://www.vstzone.sk/index.php#eclipsis

also: AMPLIO 2 (eq) , U.F.O. ZE (subs synth)

SQ8L

The SQ8L is a software model (VST) of Ensoniq's classic 1980s synth SQ80. The SQ80 features 3 digital wavetable oscillators for each of its 8 voices which are fed through analog 4-pole lowpass filters (-24dB gain) with resonance. Sound parameters can be modulated by 4 envelopes, 3 LFOs and several MIDI sources. The SQ80 also has a predecessor, the ESQ1, which can do most of the same stuff. Although the technology may seem obsolete, these synths can produce a wide variety of interesting and extremely usable sounds. Thanks to the lo-fi oscillators and the analog components it can sound very digital and dirty, but also very analog and warm. Which is a good thing because modern synths often tend to sound rather clean. Now you can experience this great classic synth with the SQ8L!

http://www.buchty.net/ensoniq/index.html#sq8l