discoDSP OB-Xd v2.6 x64 VST VST3 AU WiN MAC LiNUX [FREE]

 

OB-Xd is based on the Oberheim OB-X. It attempts to recreate its sound and behavior, but as the original was very limited in some important ways a number of things were added or altered to the original design. OB-Xd was designed to sound as good and as rich as the original. It implements micro random detuning which is a big part of that sound.

What's new:

• 7x faster GUI controls.

• Linux build.

• Standalone app.

• Signed and notarized installers.

• Updated JUCE framework to 5.4.7 for better stability and compatibility.

• Updated Banks with 2.0 compatibility.

• Ilkka Rosma Dark Theme.

• macOS Catalina support.

• MIDI CC Learn.

• MIDI CC support.

• Parameter refactor.

• XML based skinning.

• HiDPI (Retina) ready GUI themes.

Overview:

While not copying originals, some of the features were taken to a better point. Continuous blendable multimode filter (HP-Notch(BP)-HP in 12 dB mode and 4-1 pole in 24 dB mode). Also, like many synths of the OB-X's generation, the OB-Xd has no internal effects so its sounds and textures can be greatly enhanced by the use of additional processing like chorus, reverb, delay, etc.

Thanks to 2Dat for the original OB-Xd and Soshi Studio for giving the rights to continue this wonderful product. Also thanks to all KVR artists for making the amazing skins!. OB-Xd Desktop has no restrictions and is free to use. Buy to support further development, thank you! Source code is available under GPL license at GitHub.

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What's New:

• Implemented basic MTS-ESP support by Natalia Escalera.

home page:

https://www.discodsp.com/obxd/

Blamsoft VK-1 Viking Synthesizer v1.0.7d1 x64 VST WiN MAC [FREE]

 

VK-1 Viking Synthesizer is an authentic emulation of a classic monophonic analog synthesizer. It has three continuously variable wave oscillators, two ladder filters with a Dual Lowpass or Highpass/Lowpass configuration, a multi-wave LFO, and two modulation busses. VK-1 uses state of the art DSP technology to accurately reproduce the sound of the hardware.

Presets

VK-1 comes with 228 presets in the categories Bass, Bright Lead, Electro Bass, FX, Percussive Lead, Soft Lead, and Synthwave. The 50 Electro Bass and 50 Synthwave presets were created by experienced sound designer eXode. The synth excels at thick bass and rich lead sounds.

Oscillators

At the heart of VK-1 are three adjustable wave oscillators. The continuously variable waveform knob gives the oscillators a unique sound that can’t be achieved with the fixed waveforms found in most synths. A noise oscillator provides three types of noise.

Modulation

Two modulation busses and an LFO provide flexible modulation capabilities.

Filter

The filter is a classic transistor ladder filter modeled meticulously. Different drive modes are available for adding grit. The number of poles is adjustable for a wider range of filter sounds.

VK-1 has cutting edge DSP technology:

– VK-1’s oscillators have been measured from hardware

– VK-1’s oscillators have drift and jitter

– VK-1’s oscillators use advanced techniques to avoid aliasing

– VK-1’s filters are nonlinear ZDF with carefully tuned self-oscillation

– VK-1’s envelopes have been matched to hardware

New for VST

The graphics of VK-1 have been completely redone with Retina support. Using experience gained over the past several years, the sound quality has been updated to sound more rich, smooth, and creamy.

Requirements

VK-1 VST is a 64 bit VST2 plug-in compatible with macOS and Windows.

Changelog:

1.0.3:

- Fixed triggering bug

1.0.4:

- Fixed scanning bug

1.0.5:

- Fixed macOS installation

1.0.6:

- Improved macOS installation

1.0.7:

- Added Apple Silicon support

home page

https://blamsoft.com/vst/vk-1-viking-synthesizer/

SILVER GRAND PIANO

 

Mais uma biblioteca para Kontakt desenvolvida pelo Musicando Samples Studios!

Aproveite esta nova biblioteca e aprecie o som.

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Yamaha Portable Keyboard PSR-E473/PSR-EW425

 

Uma evolução no som e na performance

Com um teclado de 76 teclas com sensibilidade e uma funcionalidade que se baseia, mas ao mesmo tempo desenvolve o legado da famosa série PSR de teclados portáteis, o PSR-EW425 oferece a potência e o desempenho que permitem levar a música mais longe.

Como um profissional!

O PSR-EW425 oferece a mesma qualidade de som profissional encontrada nos modelos topo de gama. Carregado com mais efeitos e uma vasta gama de estilos - desde os últimos êxitos a estilos de todo o mundo.

Expressão acima de tudo

A Yamaha reformulou o painel de controlo e o LCD, eliminou gradualmente o teclado numérico e acrescentou botões que permitem o acesso direto às Categorias dos sons.

O painel de controlo melhorado torna rápido e fácil o acesso a Sons, Estilos e Funções, para que o objetivo passe a ser a criatividade.

Com botões dedicados, Quick Sampling, e a funcionalidade inovadora Motion Effect, é possível ser expressivo de forma intuitiva, utilizando os sons de acordo com o desejado.

Ligar e partilhar

Uma variedade de opções de conectividade que garantem todo o apoio necessário para praticar, tocar, e atuar ao vivo. É possível ligar um microfone e cantar ao mesmo tempo que se toca com o teclado, e depois usar a aplicação Rec'n'Share para partilhar o resultado com o mundo, sendo também possível ligar a sistemas PA para atuar em palco.

PSR-EW425 - Descrição - Teclados portáteis - Teclados - Instrumentos Musicais - Produtos - Yamaha - Portugal

Casiotone CT-S1000V with Vocal Synthesis

Casio made a name for itself providing lots of bang-for-your-buck with its musical instruments, as evidenced by my review of the excellent $200 CT-S1 last year. Now the company is launching the CT-S1000V, which offers all the features that made the CT-S1 great, but adds a ton of creative tools for professional musicians and amateurs alike. Chief among these is an innovative vocal synthesizer, which allows you to type any text using your smartphone and then be able to ‘play’ the voices with your keyboard.

In other words, it makes it ridiculously easy for you to sound like Daft Punk.

Traditionally, getting that kind of effect requires an expensive vocoder or hooking up your system to a PC to run through software. It’s not the type of thing you see built right into a keyboard—especially since you don’t even need to even use your voice. It’s even rarer at a price of $450.

The CT-S1000V’s vocal synthesizer features 22 types of voices, “including talkboxes, processed choirs, robot voices, vocoders, and whispered voices,” and these can all be customized with a range of parameters including gender, age, vibrato. You can play phrases according to specific rhythms, or it can ‘say’ syllables as you hit different notes. The wealth of possibilities is frankly pretty remarkable for something at this price point.

Vocal synthesis aside, the device also features a huge variety of sounds and rhythms including the same excellent tones built into the CT-S1. That instrument ‘only’ had 61 tones, while this one has 800 (and luckily, it also includes a screen to actually sort through them). You also get three assignable knobs, various DSP effects, hundreds of rhythms, various accompaniment options, and Bluetooth connectivity (via an included adapter). You can also sample your own sounds using the included 1/8-inch stereo input or Bluetooth.

Casio’s CT-S1 already had better built-in sounds than a keyboard its price had any right to, and in the short time since its release, it’s already become a bit of a favorite for musicians looking for a lightweight, affordable keyboard with high quality sounds built-in. But for some people, it suffered from its barebones approach focused just on keyboard instruments.

The CT-S1000V takes things a step further, and though Casio is still aiming for accessibility here, I can also see it being more useful as a tool for professionals who might want a second keyboard to quickly make original music for their audio and video projects. While the built-in voices aren’t exactly going to convince anyone they’re human, they open up numerous creative opportunities for stylized music. And if you don’t need the built-in vocal effects, Casio’s new CT-S500 offers everything else for about $380. Both instruments can be powered by six-AA batteries and weigh just 10 pounds, although you can plug them into a power brick too.

I’ll be getting my hands on the CT-S1000V soon, so stay tuned to TNW for more.