Any 3rd party, or built in stuff?
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You can look at the MoMu release of the Synthesis Tool Kit (STK) library. It has a permissive license and is lightweight, however if depends what kind of “effects” you are looking for. It has all the building blocks to do sound synthesis and processing (class documentation here).