Strng is a string synthesiser inspired by the karplus alghorithm. The physical modelling starts with a short burst of noise that then guided by a tuned delay buffer and string tension filter, generates plucked string like sounds. No samples are used. Strng is 16 voice polyphonic and can be controlled with an in app 25 key chromatic keyboard or connect prefered midi controller through USB or Wifi. To further shape the sound two post effects are available, a ping-pong stereo delay and two channel resonant filter controlled by two LFOs.
For the first time in history – completely uniting hardware and software. Real analog instruments inside your DAW. Go to http://www.elektron.se to download Overbridge!
Official description:
This is your world
Discover a new way to explode the musical potential of your software setup by bringing real analog instruments into play. Combine the practicality of your computer with the powerful sound design capabilities of your Elektron Analog instruments. Find out just how fun, playful and uncomplicated expanding your musical world can be.
Strengths combined
Design sounds on-screen using an intuitive and dedicated plug-in, or use the knobs and keys on your Analog instrument. Do both at the same time. Enjoy precise synchronisation and outstanding automation. Use the strengths of the Elektron sequencer, and your software sequencer, to get the best of both worlds.
Free the sound
Sounds designed through Overbridge can be accessed at any time by the Analog range of instruments, connected to a computer or not. Design a palette of sounds, unhook your instrument and bring it on stage or into a recording studio. Feel free to roam wherever the music takes you.
Superb convenience
The visual appeal and usability of the graphical interface makes analog circuitry more accessible and fun to manage than ever. Further your understanding and skill by visually manipulating waveforms and filters—and hear the resulting sound instantly. Store all sounds, automation and effects simply by saving your DAW project.
overtone singing is a voice technique where it seems like one person sings two notes at the same time.
You can sing the overtone scale on one fundamental. Another fundamental has its own overtone scale, so in order to have more overtones to sing nice melodies, you can use different fundamentals and change them while singing.
the video is live, and every human being is able learn overtone singing 😉 ….well…not starting directly with polyphonic overtone singing…. but singing overtones on one fundamental isn’t too hard.
Mike Clarke has released INSIDIOUS 6581, a free Reaktor ensemble that features a near-perfect emulation of the extraordinary Commodore 64 sound chip, the MOS SID 6581.
No attempt is made to create a ‘better’ SID. No features are enhanced or improved. This is not the usual ‘SID-like’ or ‘8-bit style’ synth. This is an attempt to recreate the real thing as closely as possible.
INSIDIOUS 6581 features
Three channels with Triangle, Square/PWM, Sawtooth, Noise and combined oscillators.
Ring modulation and hard sync.
The classic SID saturating filter that is incredibly important but missing on most emulations.
LFOs and envelopes for pulse width, pitch, amplitude and filter cutoff.
Step table at up to 50Hz.for that genuine sound.
The ensemble is a free download from the NI Reaktor User Library.
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