Syntendo is a synthesizer crafted to capture the classic sound of the 8-Bit Nintendo Entertainment System. Its design focuses on recreating the nostalgic tones from this iconic gaming console, offering a unique palette for music producers and sound designers seeking retro-inspired audio textures.

The synthesizer features four main channels: two square waves, a triangle wave, and a noise channel. Each channel provides essential controls including on/off switching, ADSR envelope shaping, master pitch and volume adjustments, pitch modulation, and an 8-step CV sequencer. Additional sound-shaping tools such as quantize distortion, sample reduction, band-limited frequency sweeping, and micro burst delay enable rich sonic experimentation within the 8-bit aesthetic.

Syntendo also offers global control options like a master mono/polyphonic switch, high and low clipping settings, and an overall bit depth allowance. These features allow users to fine-tune the character and texture of their sounds, making it an excellent choice for creating authentic chiptune music or adding vintage video game vibes to modern productions.