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The Sickness – A Deadly Virus Clone for Ableton

Sonic Faction has released a new synth for Ableton Live, based on the Access Virus, The Sickness. According to sonic Faction, ‘the Sickness is the first virtual instrument to capture the malevolent soul of the Virus. Sonic Faction isolated and sampled every oscillator & wavetable to reconstruct the lethal sounds this synth is known for. We… Read More The Sickness – A Deadly Virus Clone for Ableton

November 13, 201218 Comments

Access Announces Virus TI OS 5

This 2012 NAMM Show video, via Sonic State, features Virus guru Ben Crossland discussing Access Virus TI OS 5. New in Access Virus TI OS 5 are a couple of new, freely assignable enevelopes and some new continuously variable filter types, with the ability to vary between 2 and 4-pole filters. OS 5 is expected… Read More Access Announces Virus TI OS 5

January 31, 20122 Comments

Free Phaser Effect, Phazor, Inspired By Access Virus


Virus vs. Phazor was uploaded by: adamszabomusic
Duration: 188
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January 2, 2012January 2, 20123 Comments

Access Updates VIrus TI OS, Adds New Effects

Access Music has released an update to the Virus TI OS, which can be downloaded free of charge from the Access Music website. Here’s what’s new in the Virus TI update: Vintage Chorus was modeled after one of the most famous choruses built in the late 70s. A flexible subset of parameters allows seamless “morphing”… Read More Access Updates VIrus TI OS, Adds New Effects

October 19, 2011October 19, 2011Leave a comment

Access Virus Boot Camp

Access has announced a new Virus TI Programming Boot Camp video series. The first episode looks at working with Pulse Width Modulation. Here’s what Access has to say about Virus TI Programming Boot Camp: Ben Crosland, sound design professional and principal sound designer for the Virus, will talk about the tricks of trade and share his profound… Read More Access Virus Boot Camp

July 28, 2011July 28, 2011Leave a comment

Wireless iPad Control App For The Access Virtus – iXimix VTI Pro


iXimix – VTI Pro was uploaded by: iximixcontrol
Duration: 214
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May 4, 20114 Comments

Access Virus TIOS v.4.5 Released For Beta Users

Access Music has released a public beta version of OS 4.5 for the entire Virus TI series. The operating system update features new effects, such as vintages choruses, a rotary speaker simulation, new mod matrix sources and other enhancements. Features: Vintage Chorus – The Vintage Chorus is an emulation of the 70’s chorus technology based on… Read More Access Virus TIOS v.4.5 Released For Beta Users

April 1, 2011April 1, 20119 Comments

Access Intros Virus TI OS 4.5 (Video Preview)

2011 NAMM Show: This is a preview, from Access, of the Virus TI OS 4.5, for the entire Virus TI series. If you’re a TI user, check it out and let us know what you think!

January 10, 2011January 9, 20115 Comments

Access Dark Star Synthesizer (NAMM Hotness)

2011 NAMM Show: Dubbed Dark Star, the Virus TI Polar WhiteOut Special Edition comes in a military gun metal look, featuring an evil red logo light on the back. Yeah – they got our memo on color schemes for synths. All technical specifications for the Dark Star synthesizer, color scheme aside, are identical to the… Read More Access Dark Star Synthesizer (NAMM Hotness)

January 9, 201114 Comments

Live Ambient World Electronica From Spiral7

This video captures a very cool live electroacoustic ambient world music performance by Spiral 7, with movement/choreography by Claire Elizabeth Barratt. The performance features instrumental ambient world music plus Ableton Live to trigger audio loops and video projections.

November 25, 2010November 24, 20102 Comments

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