Alpha Plus is a free ‘advanced trance synthesizer’ for Windows. It’s a three-oscillator subtractive/FM synth with built-in delay and reverb. Details and audio demos for Alpha Plus below. If you’ve used Alpha Plus, let us know what you think of it!
Korg has joined with SoundCloud on a global remix contest to spark use of Korg’s new iPad app, iPolysix. The contest, which runs through January 31, invites musicians to create a remixed track on the iPolysix app (from a selection provided on the contest page). Users are to share their remixed compositions directly from iPolysix via… Read More Korg & SoundCloud Announce iPolysix Remix Contest
Waves has introduced its first software synth, Element, for Mac & Windows. Here’s what they have to say about it: Element is an analog-style polyphonic instrument engineered to deliver the fat, gritty sound of the classics, with all the precision, flexibility and control of contemporary digital synths. Element includes a vast array of convenient features… Read More Waves Intro Element Synthesizer – Here’s A First Look
Sonic Touch 20: Samplr, Borderlands and Korg iPolySix was uploaded by: sonicstate
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KORG iELECTRIBE v1.6 New Function “Beat Flutter” was uploaded by: KORGINC
Duration: 97
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Mickey Hart Plays Animoog was uploaded by: MoogMusicInc
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Merry Tronmass was uploaded by: GForceSoftwareTV
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H.G.Fortune has a holiday gift for Windows users, a free software synth, Fortune Cookie 2012. Fortune Cookie 2012 is a VA synth (VSTi plugin) for ‘various types of solo and more or less typical polysynth and strange FX sounds’. According to Fortune, it gains special uniqueness from it’s different sync modes and X-Torsion.
Rob Papen Blade and creating presets was uploaded by: Rob Papen
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Reader Geert Bevin, inspired by how Animoog 2 works with his Eigenharp Alpha as much as the impending apocalypse, created This Is Not The End. The composition explores how different types of touches on the Eigenharp can be used to create very different sounds with Animoog. Here’s Bevin’s explanation of the technical details:
