Screeching Chaos And Other Sounds

US The Lower Rhythm announce Explor3r Extended three oscillator monosynth      04/01/10

Screeching Chaos And Other Sounds


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The Lower Rhythm have released Explor3r Extended, a new monosynth. Here's their press release about it...
Based on the synthesizer behind our 2009 KVR Audio Developer's Challenge entry, Explor3r Extended is a three oscillator monosynth with channel-dedicated amplitude envelopes, lowpass filters and LFOs -- all glued together with a matrix that allows both phase modulation and sync inputs on each oscillator to be fed by the output of any other oscillator (including itself).
After the main channels are done producing their sound, it is fed into various texturizing pathways that offer everything from 'tube' saturation to a noise channel w/high cut, ring mod, global filtering & delay. Although absolutely designed to perform as an analog-style monosynth, we've also included the option to switch into a three-voice poly mode for those of you with a bit more CPU headroom.
Explor3r Extended can create anything from fat, complex leads to buzzy basses, droning sound effects, sweeping pads and terrible, screeching chaos.
Feature List:
  • 3 oscillators with dedicated envelopes, filters, tuning and LFOs
  • Phase mod and sync matrix, allowing any osc to feed any other osc.
  • Global texturizing including delay, noise, 'tube' saturation, ringmod and filtering
  • Rooted in monosynth design, but includes the option to switch to a 3-voice poly mode
  • 35 presets, ranging from basses to leads, pads to sound effects
Changes in this version: This is a new product, although it is based upon our free synth, Explor3r. Classification: Synth (Hybrid) ...mixture of analog / subtractive and FM. Pricing and Availability:
$11.99 More information:

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