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Dem Jamz 5 – Plugiator Paralysis

The latest in Alex Juno’s Dem Jamz series, each of which explores the sonic possibilities of a different synthesizer, features the Use Audio Plugiator. A small DSP synth, the Plugiator features high quality emulations of vintage synths such as the Minimoog, Arp Odyssey, Prophet 5 and some unique wavetable and FM synthesis options. All synth sounds come… Read More Dem Jamz 5 – Plugiator Paralysis

December 29, 2013Leave a comment

Pro 12 On The Plugiator – A Digital Analog Synthgasm

Here’s an example of some digital analog creamware in action – Pro 12 running on the Plugiator. The Plugiator is a table top synthesizer based on DSP technology, designed to provide a tweakable box that can transform into many synths. The Pro-12 is a software synth based on the classic sound of the Sequential Circuits Prophet V.… Read More Pro 12 On The Plugiator – A Digital Analog Synthgasm

October 24, 2010Leave a comment

Plugiator Tabletop Synthesizer Video Demo

This is a video demo of the Use Audio Plugiator tabletop synth. The Plugiator is a hardware module for running software synths, and is available as a dedicated box or as a card for CME Keyboard Controllers.

November 29, 2008Leave a comment

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