Dave Cornutt has posted a great blog post over at Sequence 15 about moving in his Hammond organ: About the organ: It’s an A100, one of the spinet styles that Hammond produced mainly for the home market. Despite that, it’s a full-up tonewheel organ, with exactly the same layout, sound generation, and controls as the… Read More Moving A Hammond Organ
Image Line Software, creators of Fruity Loops and Deckadance, has released its latest synthesizer, Ogun. Named after the god of iron*, Ogun is a powerful synthesizer for creating metallic sounds, although it’s not limited to this genre. Ogun’s synthesis engine can generate more than 32,000 harmonics, modulated by ‘harmonic mapping’ functions. The ‘Additive synthesis’ engine… Read More New Synth Honors The God Of Iron
VirSyn has released a new version of their resynthesizer, Cube 2.2. Cube 2.2 comes with a vastly improved resynthesis for complex and inharmonic sounds. Also included is a free soundbank and some bugfixes. You can preview the sound of VirSyn with the Vivaldi demo below. Demo versions for Win/Mac are available, along with more sound… Read More VirSyn Cube Updated
Kjaerhus Audio has announced the release of a new software synthesizer called Spectra. Spectra is a synthesizer plug-in which combines multistage additive synthesis with subtractive synthesis in an easy to operate and intuitive product. It provides a wealth of timbral possibilities, ranging from classic synthesizer sounds to re-synthesized instrument sounds and sound morphing. It features… Read More Kjaerhus Audio Launches Spectra, A Multistage Additive and Subtractive Soft-synth
VirSyn Software Synthesizer has announced Cube 2, successor of the award-winning software synthesizer Cube. Cube 2 is a musical instrument and the ultimate tool for sound designers who wish to have instant and intuitive access to all principal components every imaginable sound is build from. Every sound can be decomposed in a sine spectrum representing… Read More VirSyn Cube 2 Announced
