Diversion is a virtual synthesizer meant for electronic music production.

Diversion uses the full capabilities of modern processors to produce quality sound that matches hardware synthesizers. It has 4 oscillators with varying waveforms sporting a near zero aliasing level. The oscillators generates audio in real-time that do not degrade at high frequencies. Thel waveforms have the X and Y independent parameters that allows users to adjust the timbre of the resulting sound. The oscillators can also do synthesis techniques as RM, FM, filtering and wave shaping.

Diversion has bus processors that consists of a stereo filter with multiple modes, LO-FI section and distortion. Varying filter modes and saturation stages are available to bring users more sound patches, including the popular Dub Step, Ambient sounds, Psy and Trance.

Other features of the Diversions are the Trance Gate, Modulation and Arpeggiator. The Effects included are:

• Chorus
• Reverb
• Echoes
• Delay
• Distortion
• Flanger
• Tremolo
• Phaser
• Equalizer

The manual is available at Dmitry Sches' site for further inspection of what the Diversion can do.

New in v1.34

• Bugfix for startup crash that may occur on some OSX systems with latest updates
• More efficient CPU usage for OSX-based modern systems

New in v1.33

• Bugfix for pitch fluctuations in sampling/granular mode
• Bugfix for minor isses

New in v1.32

• Fix for noise burst when tweaking Density for OSC in granular mode on Mac
• Other minor bugs fixed

New in v1.31

• Fix for minor bugs

New in v1.29

• Added 50 new factory presets made by Voltage Disciple
• BugFix for MainStage
• Bugfix hanging notes when switching wavetables
• Other minor fixes

New in v1.28

• Now Master Morph can be modulated again
• Bugfix for problems with silent output when switching presets
• Added 24-bit waveforms support
• Few minor improvements