Analog to Digital Releases Four New Virtual Instruments
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Supersaw Plus
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September 21, 2004
For fans of real analog synthesis who no longer own their beloved synths or prefer the convience of MIDI control, Analog to Digital have created affordable solutions in PC VST format.
The Reincarnation series is a set of sample-based synths which allow the user to change the filter level with a keyboard mod wheel and select resonance levels. It can even recreate glitch-free analog filter sweeps.
The first releases in the Reincarnation series emulate the Roland TB303, MC202 and Juno 106. Recreations of the Korg MS-10 and Music and More MB-33 are planned.
Reincarnation series instruments feature:
- As many as 99 samples per preset
- 36 different presets with their own samples
- ADSR envelope Unison mode (up to 16 voices) with detune
- Pitch bend, glide with mono mode, vibrato (with adjustable speed),
- Effects: ring modulator, tempo synced double delay with filter and feedback and a digital filter (has low pass, high pass, band pass and notch modes) with cutoff and resonance controls.
Also available from the company is Supersaw Plus, a 16-voice polyphonic analog-modeled VST instrument synthesizer with an effects section (reverb, delay and chorus). It is designed to create fat sounds very much like the classic Roland JP-8000 synth, particularly the supersaw. There are also square, triangle and pwm oscillators.
Major knobs on all synths can be controlled from MIDI and all come with PDF manuals.
Analog to Digital is offering introductory pricing of $20 ( 11, 16 euros) per synth (normal price $25), or all four synths can be had for $50.
For more information, visit their web site at www.cd303.com. | 
