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Key Features
- • 1080 Files
- • 5859 Sounds
- • WAV - 24bit - 96kHz
- • 12-channel multitrack gun recordings
Key Features
- • Cinematic, Sci-Fi Patch Library
- • Robotic Effects and Textures
- • Drones, Atmospheric Pads
- • Spaced-Out Sound Effects
Key Features
- • Vintage Dry ADpak
- • Modern Soul and R&B ADpak
- • Dry Beats and Songs MIDIpak
- • Modern Soul and R&B Beats MIDIpak
Key Features
- • Apply any type of dynamics to each of the four bands
- • Mix and match dynamics control on different frequency bands
- • Control individual bands or all bands (master controls)
- • Bypass dynamics, and you have a four-band focusing equalizer
Key Features
- • Brick wall look-ahead limiter
- • Multi-stage peak detection and limiting
- • Unique limiter Knee and Mode controls
- • Multi-band Gate, Expander (upwards or downwards), and Compressor
Key Features
- • Spanish-Language Guitar Method
- • Over 180 Lessons and 50 Videos
- • Animated Fretboard, Instant Feedback
- • Note and Finger Tracker
Key Features
- • Powered IRs for TH-U SuperCabinet
- • From Clean to Breakup Sounds
- • x12" Cabinet
- • Warehouse B&B (Alnico) Speaker
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.
