Cascade Offers A New Take On Synthesis

US 112dB's new synth for Mac and Windows can densify a sound up to 5832 times      22/06/16

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112dB has announced the release of Cascade, a synthesizer instrument for Windows and Mac that they say aims to offer a new take on sound synthesis, enabling you to create sounds you could never create before. Here's the story in their own words...

Cascade is a combination of a classic subtractive synthesizer and a new method of synthesis, based on a complex delay network that can densify a sound up to 5832 times. That doesn't mean that a sound you create with cascade will per definition sound 'denser'. It can also be more lush and spacious, depending on the settings you choose. What makes Cascade really unique however is that a sound can develop over time, adding extra dimensions to it. And that you can select the most interesting part of this development process as the part you want to hear.

Features

  • 2 extremely fat oscillators
  • juicy analog style filters
  • a new creative form of synthesis
  • especially good for: atmospheric soundscapes, grungy industrial sounds, hypnotic pads & strings


Background

The making of Cascade was inspired by the work of Austrian composer Peter Ablinger. He experimented in the late 1980's with sound densification using 12 tape decks. We took this intriguing concept to the realm of synthesis with the goal to open up a complete new sonic territory to experiment with.

Pricing and Availability:
Cascade is available for Windows and Mac (VST/AU/AAX/standalone) from the 112dB online store for the price of €179 (Europe) / $179 (worldwide). An introductory price of €99 / $99 is valid until September 1st, 2016

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