Audio Damage has introduced AD-202, a single-oscillator monosynth inspired by the Roland MC-202 from 1983.
Like the original, it features one VCO with saw, pulse, sub, and noise running into a 24 dB ladder filter, one envelope, one LFO, and little else. All main controls are on the front panel, and there is exactly one path from a knob to a sound.
Audio Damage expands on the original, though, with eight-voice polyphony, per-voice analog drift, a tempo-syncable LFO with a delayed onset, MPE, MTS-ESP microtuning, and a post-VCA color section with pre-filter saturation, filter drive, distortion, and a tilt EQ.
Pricing and Availability:
Audio Damage AD-202 is available now for Linux, Mac & Windows with an intro price of $39 USD (normally $49). The iOS version is available for $4.99.
It’s pretty cool! No sequencer but I have several I can use.
Uhhhh, just use a 101 vst?
Can’t use VST on iOS.
Well, NO…. AD-202 is 8 voice polyphonic… 😉
This app won’t work on an iPad AIR 2 & there’s no built-in sequencer.
This app won’t work on an iPad AIR 2 & there’s no built-in sequencer.
This app won’t work on an iPad AIR 2 & there’s no built-in sequencer.
Have had a lot of fun with this in logic on my iPad over the last few days.
Awesome on the Mac in Logic. I did a whole album back in 1986 with the MC 202. I’ve wanted an accurate recreation for years. I wish I hadn’t sold mine back in 1991.
So.. without the seq just another 101 vst clone.