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Purebeat is a compact drum sample player, intended to help you concentrate on pure beat programming.
Features:
- 9 slots for samples (16/44.1).
- Each slot offers control over velocity, pan, volume and MIDI-note.
- Fader for overall volume.
http://www.venusonfurs.com/
Punchotic is a zero latency limiter that can enhance the transients for a punchy sound.
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Puncho Grooove is a VSTi that can convert anything the user plays into a groove that subsequently follows the player in real-time. It can be used as a backing rhythm (e.g. a drum box).
Punch Groove uses continuous punch-in MIDI recording and looping together with “timbre rambling”. Pitch and Modulation controllers can alter the groove. Events can be quantized for the trance/dance domain.
Controller keyboard can transpose the current groove, loop and chords can be triggered with one finger, and patterned (and synced) pitch-bend and vibrato can be added to a melody. Puncho Groove can also be used as a MIDI processor to drive another synth.
Features:
- Interactively updated loop.
- Quantization in real-time.
- “Timbre rambling” (see “MoarF”).
- Hand Morph mode.
- Freeze control.
- Transpose mode.
- Definable MIDI key to enter pauses (“playing silence”).
- Definable MIDI controller to change the loop in real-time.
- Background mode: Play in parallel with another synth.
- Compact GUI.
- CPU-friendly.
- MIDI output.
http://www.fsynthz.com
Pulse Width Modifier uses a procedurally controlled variable length delay line to compress the pulsewidth of the input signal’s fundamental frequency. This acts as a harmonic exciter and an interesting distorter of unrelated frequencies.
http://anarchysoundsoftware.co.uk/anarchysoundsoftware/
PULS is a monophonic pulse wave synthesizer with simple controls but complex sounds. From two pulse wave oscillators you can get chunky basses, scorching leads, retro chiptune, dusty lofi and oddball noises. With an unusual isometric pixel-art interface, what it lacks in knobs, it makes up for in sound.
It features custom pulse waveforms, unison, oscillator sync and ring modulation for some big ‘n’ dirty sound potential, with a tempo-sync LFO for pulse width modulation (PWM) as well as detune and volume modulation.
Features:
- Monophonic pulse wave synthesizer.
- 2 oscillators with custom pulse waveforms:
- Adjustable Pulse width, modulated by LFO (per osc).
- Unison per oscillator.
- Oscillator sync and ring modulation between oscillators.
- Adjustable non-linear Release.
- Tempo-sync LFO with 4 waveforms with adjustable speed and depth:
- Pulse width modulation per oscillator.
- Detune and volume modulation.
- Tempo-sync arpeggiator with 6 patterns:
- Arp can cover 1 to 4 octaves, synced to host (1/32 beats to 4 beats).
- Adjustable note length (0-100%).
- 32 presets covering different styles and functions.
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Features:
- Drum Synth with Kick, Snare, Rim, Clave, HiHat, Crash, Ride & Tambourine.
- Filters on snare and kick.
- Low CPU demands
- MIDI automation.
- Multi out, first 2 stereo out then separate channel for each instrument.
http://www.falkes.org/music/falkelab.php?id=C0_5_4
psymon is a single-waveform, retro, lofi noise maker.
Whilst faithfully recreating the ‘speaker in a box’ sound of the original game, psymon takes a bold leap into the 21st century. You are no longer limited to the 4 notes of the game, but can use every single note on your MIDI keyboard. With a simple press of the keyboard icon you can bring modern technology to bear and have each note sustain whilst your MIDI key is pressed. Not only that, but the notes become velocity sensitive too.
Features:
- One waveform.
- One preset.
- Optional note sustain and velocity.
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Features:
- 2 bass drums, 2 snares, 2 hi-hats, zap, tom, crazy tom, clap.
- BPM panners for the synths.
- The normal version has an BPM filter.
- Drive / distortion.
- Multi output and single stereo output versions.
https://theodosynthsarchive.wordpress.com/
PSP VintageMeter provides professional VU and PPM metering for mono and stereo tracks. All parameters like integration times and reference levels are widely adjustable to make this free plug-in suitable for any application. This plugin is used by top electronic music producers such as Fred Again or Skrillex
http://www.pspaudioware.com/
General Features:
- Loads WAV files.
- Supports MIDI CCs.
- Syncs to tempo.
Pseudograins is composed of 4 main components:
Main Loop:
- Forward/Reverse main loop sample playback.
- Slices – The number of divisions in the main loop. Each of these slices are represented in the sequencer.
- ADSR [enable/disable] – sends each slice thru an envelope.
- Speed Control [min/max] – controls the speed at which the main slices are played back. Negative values cause playback of main slices to reverse.
Sub Loop:
It works just as above with the exception that it processes individual slices generated in the main loop. Setting a high sub slice value will cause a pseudo granular effect, as you are dividing a single slice into an a much smaller looping sub slice. You can use it to maintain pitch, but timestretch the hell out of a sample. Larger sub slice values can be used to create stutters or general repetitions here and there.
Sequencer:
The sequencer is HEX based (0-9,A-F) – you can arrange these slices in any order you want. You can juggle a drum loop, chop a vocal into prefuse 73 stutters. The sync mode and quantize will further effect how the sequencer steps thru the main loop slices.
There are 4 sequence lanes label A-D. You can trigger these live to switch sequences during playback.
[Sequencer Sync Modes]:
- None – As soon as a slice is played, it moves to the next position in the sequencer. It will return to the beginning once all steps in the text string are exhausted.
- FreeRun – You are synced to host tempo, but it plays thru the list, returning to the beginning once all steps are exhausted.
- Locked – GlitchBitch is synced to host tempo, the number of step played is based on the Quantize (below).
- Quantize – determines the number of steps when syncing to host using FreeRun/Locked.
8 – will play 8 steps, synced to 1/8ths in the host.
16 – will play 16 steps, synced to 1/16ths in the host.
32 – will play 32 steps, synced to 1/32nds in the host.
64 – will play 64 steps, synced to 1/64ths in the host.Snapshots:
Snapshots are used to recall all parameter settings instantly. This is how you begin making things a bit more musical, as you can switch parameters instantly to focus on different sounds.