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| Bitheadz Retro AS-1 At a Glance
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| Peter Schroedl writes: |
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Quite a flexible and powerful softsynth. Patch design is totally Modular-esque ( infinite routings ). Good Looking interface. Like the other Bitheads products, the interface is split up into 4 main applications - the editor: for making patches, the midi mixer: for assigning instruments to channels/adjusting chan vol./pan, midi processor: for realtime performances, keyboard: for playing the synth without an outboard midi controller.
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Good Points Comes packaged with over a thousand great presets. Excells at producing analog emulations and fat basses. Built in, Realtime effects are pretty good. Bad Points Its a little bit too power hungry for my computer though ( 200mhz 603e Powermac ) I've also had some crashing problems with earlier versions, running alongside cubase vst 3.52 |
Bitheadz Retro AS-1 Specifications: |
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Max tracks:
16 ( I could only run 10 or so on a 200mhz 603e before it lagged ) EQ: as many as you want ( synth design is modular ) Dynamics: Plenty. |
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Filetypes supported: n/a |
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