Casio CZ-5000 Synth Revisited

US Cazius is a VST/AU instrument based on the 1985 phase-distortion synthesizer      13/10/16

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Monade Sounds has released Cazius, a plug-in instrument based on a Casio CZ-5000 synthesizer sound set. The CZ-5000 is phase-distortion synthesizer released in 1985 that was used by artists from different genres such as The Orb, Jean-Michel Jarre, Moby, Cirrus, Jimi Tenor, Vince Clarke and many more.

At its core, Cazius uses a set of Casio CZ-5000 samples recorded at 24 bit, 44.1 khz (DVD audio quality). The samples have been embedded in a VST/AU plugin instrument compatible with all DAW that supports VST & AU plugins. Cazius uses the same sample library as Monade Sounds' CZ5000FA Ableton Live Pack.

Features

  • Original Casio CZ-5000 samples
  • 36 different sounds
  • Pitch bend and range controls
  • Reverb
  • 3 voice modes: mono, poly, legato
  • Glide control
  • LFO hardwired to pitch using a triangle as source
  • 32 bit/64 bit VST plugin for Windows
  • Universal VST/AU plugin for Mac OSX
  • Pure 80s sounds

 


 

Pricing and Availability:

$19

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