Modnetic offers comprehensive emulation of classic analog tape delay hardware from the 1970’s. In fact Modnetic gives you four powerful effects in one: delay, reverb, modulation and tone. No mere slavish analog emulation, Modnetic also has a few digital twists…
From the depths of the laboratories we are thrilled to make your acquaintance with a fusion of electronic music styles served as a solid 1.6GB+ all in one collection of hypnotic sonic tools titled as Deep Culture Rave. Sit back and take your time to listen to the entire journey through sound we’ve put together in the audio demo and embrace the experience going from a low tempo energy meditation state to a powerful, future rave inspired sound designed to catapult you into an odyssey of progressive sounds. What started as a modern future rave inspired sample pack, turned into a collection of sounds that hold deep house and progressive vibes plus melodic techno influences which combined with a more aggressive and upfront bigroom feel resulted in the mixture of sounds that stand proudly before you today.
Diffuse is inspired by classic hardware delay and reverb effects from the 1970’s and 1980’s. It takes a Surreal Machines look at the frontier between delays and reverbs. Diffuse is an analog/digital hybrid – an analog modelled delay fused with a classic reverb design used in early digital units. In Diffuse you get more than the best of both worlds – you can morph between delays and reverbs, and find all kinds of fantastical sounds in between the two! You’ll also find plenty of nonlinearities and smooth tape-style delay changes. In Diffuse, all engine parameters are decoupled from the user parameters and simplified into elegant macros to give you complete control over smearing, echoes and damping in the most intuitive way possible.
Here you will find some of my VST plugins. These are based on plugins originally created a few years ago but have been re-written to share the same C++ code base. Additionally, they have been compiled as 64 bit plugins. My hope is to re-write most of my “freebie” plugins and eventually some (but not all) of my commercial plugins. When I finish one, it will become available here.
Сompletely re-engineered and re-imagined, CYCLONE RETWISTED is the next generation of CYCLONE. Now equipped with proprietary Step and FX Animator technology along with a new dual-voice additive synthesizer, CYCLONE RETWISTED is truly a one-stop shop for astounding, inspiring electronic sounds, and the ultimate sample synth solution for Kontakt. This powerhouse virtual instrument contains over 475 brand new instruments and multis ranging from multi-layer motion pads and cinematic harmonic instruments to dubstep inspired basses, electronic hybrid leads, and experimental drum kits. CYCLONE RETWISTED also includes the original award-winning CYCLONE 1.0 in its entirety, as well as the Glow Multi expansion pack, providing a grand total of 850+ instruments and multis. So whether you’re on a tight deadline, in need of inspirational presets and production tools, or looking to dig deep and create your own twisted instruments, CYCLONE RETWISTED delivers amazing multi presets and instruments that are production ready and can be quickly customized for instant transformation.
BLEASS Sidekick is a combination of a kick drum synth, a step sequencer, and a ducker (aka a sidechain compressor). The result is a plugin that provides a unique way to create exciting rhythmic dynamics within your music. The kick drum synth uses an analogue-style engine inspired by vintage beatboxes, which allows it to create a wide range of classic analogue kick drum tones with ease. This synth can be triggered by the built-in 16-step sequencer or by an external MIDI input; its sound can be mixed with the audio passing through the plugin, be used to trigger the plugin’s ducker stage, or both. Used without the ducker, BLEASS Sidechain makes it easy to add your own kick parts to loops and other percussive parts.
Vespertone allows you to take the raw acoustic sounds of a Wurlitzer, Vibraphone, Celeste and Rhodes and morph them into abstracted versions of themselves. Vespertone is a virtual instrument plug-in for free Kontakt Player, compatible with most major DAWs (Ableton Live, Logic, Garage Band, ProTools, Steinberg Cubase and more.). Morphing Engine By using a new approach to modulation, Vespertone utilizes a powerful granular synthesis algorithm to morph the sound of the instrument’s acoustic samples, in real-time, into a playable unique digital abstraction.
Capture the timeless, uplifting sounds of a global trance movement that continues to inspire and influence the worlds of pop, EDM, and beyond. UTOPIA’s euphoria-inducing pads, hypnotic sequences, shapeshifting basses, and transcendent leads heighten the emotional impact of any electronic production. The Sound Editor page lets you modify the individual sound sources (A/B) – giving you access to tuning, filters, panning, and envelopes. The main page of the instrument gives you a simple interface designed to help you focus on playing. Quickly tweak sounds using the six assignable macro knobs.
Scorpio is a next-level modern motion synth ready to push the boundaries of your music to new heights. Whether you want to keep things simple with the hundreds of presets, or dive deep beneath the surface to sculpt something that’s all your own, this instrument is packed with high definition sounds that are sure to inspire your creativity.
If you’re a Logic Pro user, you may want to think again before dropping big bucks on that shiny new EQ plugin, because you likely don’t need it! In this Logic Pro video course, Logic Pro expert Eli Krantzberg teaches you all the features and functions of the built-in EQ plugins found in Logic Pro, plus how to use them to achieve awesome results on your mixes! You’ll also learn plenty about how EQs work in general, along with plenty of tips that will help your mixes shine like never before. From the basic Channel EQ to the vintage models, mid-side processing, and more, it’s all here. These Logic Pro videos are designed for new users of Logic Pro EQ plugins. After welcoming you, Eli starts with an overall look at single-band EQs, demonstrating the differences between low cut, low shelf, parametric, and the other types of configurations you’re likely to see on most EQ plug-ins. Then he shows how these relate to Logic Pro’s basic, workhorse plug-in, Channel EQ, which combines eight color-coded bands, and demonstrates how it sounds on numerous sources. You’ll also discover how the mid and side modes of Channel EQ can also help enhance your stereo image.
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