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Key Features
- • 3-band, low-frequency component is optimized for low-band surgery
- • Exceptionally precise curves for consistent EQ
- • 9 response curves for the 5 parametric stages
- • No learning curve—the familiar interface is like the Renaissance EQ
Key Features
- • Accurate physical modeling simulation achieved by the adoption of the Advanced Component Simulation (ACS) approach
- • Full 64-bit processing accuracy for every single aspect of the simulation
- • A multimode, combined hybrid digital-analogue stereo chorus / flanger processor unit
- • Internal multimode mono / stereo signal routing
Key Features
- • Room: Tight and fat roomy sound
- • Hall: Big and wide concert space
- • Plate: Simulated vibrating metal plate. Grainy and unique because the low frequency propagates slower than the high freq.
- • Spring: Simulating mechanical springs commonly found on guitar amps
Key Features
- • About ~65MB installed.
- • 88 notes electro-acoustic piano.
- • Spectral modeled (no samples at all).
- • Resonance amount.
Key Features
- • TIME TEXTURES EXPANDED offers a rich collection of evolving, high-quality acoustic textures and orchestral soundscapes.
- • TIME TEXTURES EXPANDED uses an intuitive modulation system to easily create intricate, ever-evolving musical landscapes.
- • The FLOW Slider adds organic legato transitions, delivering fluid, natural-sounding performances.
- • TIME TEXTURES EXPANDED Includes over 360 expertly crafted presets, ranging from intimate, solistic textures to expansive, grand soundscapes.
Key Features
- • Automatic gain compensation (AGC)
- • Safety limiter
- • Supports VST, VST3, AU and AAX interfaces on Windows (both 32-bit and 64-bit) & Mac (64-bit only)
- • No dongle nor internet access is required for activation
Key Features
- • NEW! Resizable window
- • NEW! Updated interface for Efektor series
- • Up to 8x oversampling
- • Straightforward single screen interface. No hidden functionality.
Key Features
- • Featuring the Bechstein D-280, Steinway D, Bösendorfer 290, and Yamaha C7
- • Created by award-winning sounds producers Doug Rogers and Nick Phoenix
- • Includes the same impulse responses used to record Symphonic Orchestra and Symphonic Choirs, allowing all 3 to blend easily and seamlessly
- • Close mic recordings engineered by Ken Scott (Elton John, Supertramp, David Bowie, The Beatles)
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Key Features
- • The Vocoder mode. This is the classic Vocoder mode. RoCoder in its Vocoder mode can use up to 32 bands with a built-in carrier synthesizer.
- • The Additive mode. Instead of Vocoding, the engine generates 32 bands of harmonics using sine waveforms. The additive mode works in a similar way to the Vocoder as previously explained, however instead of a carrier signal, 32 sine waveforms are generated, their volume being that of the corresponding modulator band, so as to generate an atonal sound FX. There is still the option for keyboard control and even polyphonic notes are possible, although due to the atonal sound, it very often sounds far
- • The Combined Additive and Vocoder mode. This feature of RoCoder offers the ability to combine two modes! Keep in mind that this mode is more CPU intensive, and the atonal FX of the Additive means that ‘tuned’ usage is more difficult. Still, an interesting mode to create new unheard sounds!
- • The Noise mode. In this mode, the MIDI keyboard notes are used for creating the bands. If you only play one note, let’s say A4 then only one band at a frequency of 440Hz (A4) is used. So the number of bands used depends on the number of notes you play. In this mode, the MIDI keyboard notes are used for creating the bands. If you only play one note, let’s say A4 then only one band at a frequency of 440Hz (A4) is used. So the number of bands used depends on the number of notes you play.
