ConcreteFX Releases Unison and Micron Subtractive VSTis
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Unison
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June 1, 2004ConcreteFX has released Unison and Micron, the commercial versions of their free synth Ensembler. Unison and Micron, the less computationally intensive version of Unison, are available for $70/60Euro/£40 and for an initial period will come free with the synths Adder and Digital as well.
Unison is a 6 oscillator subtractive synth which uses modelled analog waveforms and additive waves to create a wide range of different sounds, from pads and sequences to basses and lead synths.
Unison features:
- 6 Oscillators using 5 modelled sounds or additive sounds created from 64 partials
- Oscillators can be combined together using frequency modulation, ring modulation or syncing
- 3 multimode filters
- 3 effect buses using 10 different effects
- 6 ADSFR envelopes, multi-shaped LFOS and variable length step sequences
- Full midi control of all the parameters, plus control using note velocity, aftertouch, modulation, pitchbend and pitch
- Works in stereo/mono/legato/arp modes
- Over 400 presets and full manual
Micron features:
- 3 Oscillators using 5 modelled sounds and 64 additive waves
- 9 different oscillator modulation paths
- 12/24 dB filter with peak seperation
- Multi-length trancegates for volume and filter frequency
- Stereo Delay / Chorus with 2 band EQ and stereo width control
- Works in stereo/mono/legato/arp modes
- 128 presets and full manual
Demo versions are available for download. For more information, visit their web site at www.concretefx.com . |
