Tag: Software Synth

  • UVI Falcon

    UVI Falcon

    Falcon is an advanced and truly unlimited hybrid instrument, bringing together an extensive collection of cutting-edge oscillators, effects, modulators and event processors and delivering them in a workflow-adaptive and highly-scriptable environment. Falcon allows you to create and manipulate sound with unparalleled precision and finesse, from basic sample slicing and synth design to extravagantly modulated multitimbral hybrids. Falcon runs stand-alone or in your DAW as a plugin, is natively surround capable up to 10.2 channels, can take just about any sound you can throw at it for fuel (and some pictures, too) and is fully compatible with all UVI Powered instruments.

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  • FXpansion BFD3

    FXpansion BFD3

    BFD3 is the third generation of FXpansion’s flagship software acoustic drum studio: new levels of realism and ground-breaking features in an intuitive redesigned engine.

    With stunning new kits, mix-ready presets and modelling technology for tom resonance and cymbal swells, BFD3 delivers uncompromising detail. The revamped interface has a new mixer and sound browser for the easiest BFD experience yet.

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  • FXpansion Tremor

    FXpansion Tremor

    Tremor is a software drum machine with inspirational sequencer, intuitive modulation, DCAM circuit-modelled synthesis and authentic old-school analogue punch. Tremor’s dance drums, funky beatscapes, abstract machines and undiscovered sonic terrain are suited to all kinds of electronic, urban and experimental music.

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  • IRCAM Solo Instruments

    IRCAM Solo Instruments

    The Result of More Than 10 Years of Research, Recording and Editing

    • Size : 5.53GB (FLAC lossless encoding, was 16.20GB in WAV)
    • Collection : Solo Orchestral Instruments
    • Content : 16 instruments, 1,015 presets, 19,965 samples
    • Sample Resolution : 44.1 kHz

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  • Sample Modeling SWAM

    Sample Modeling SWAM

    SWAM engine (Synchronous Wavelength Acoustic Modeling)

    Wind instruments differ one each other mainly in the type of exciter used (reed, double reed, mouthpiece, …) but the physics of the resonator, which in the case of wind instruments is a pipe, it is quite clear and different types can be distinguished by some variants such as closed pipe vs. open pipe, cylindrical vs. conical, coullisse vs. holes, material (wood, metal, other …).
    In the SWAM instruments there is no a real exciter because the sound is sampled and the most modeled part is the pipe.

    Read more at SWAM site ➡︎