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| Name : | HyperOSC V1.0 | | Author: | IngoWeidner |
| Product: | Tassman |
| Date Submitted : | October 8th 2006, 01:01:44 PM | | Downloads : | 368 | | File: | Please log in to download |
| Description: | This is a synth which simulates the Hypersaw OSCs of the Access Virus TI or the "Supersaw" of the Roland JP-8000. Each of the two "HyperOSC" contains 10 VCOs. The "Spread" slider detunes all 10 VCOs at once to get the hypersaw effect. Each VCO has a on/off switch. Also all other waveforms or mixes can be used for the hypersaw effect. This can lead to a 20 VCO synth. The synth has a dual multimode (lpf2, lpf4, hpf2, bpf2) filter. There is a massive modulation matrix for OSC Pitch modulation and OSC PWM. Modulation is only available for each "HyperOSC", not fore each VCO. For each there are three identical rows which can be assigned to any OSC or all at once. Pitch modulation includes LFO, S&H, ENV, The VCFs have their own VADSR-Envelope. The signals of VCF1 and the Dual filter be mixed and/or switchd on/off. The signals of VCF1 and the dual filter can be crossfaded.The switch "SER PAR" selects the serial or parallel mode for the dual vcf. The effects are stereo chorus, phaser and panning module with modulation. An octave switch for transposing the keyboard is added.
CPU usage : with 4 voices appr. 55 % on AthlonXP 2800+.
Usage : This synth produces extremely dense sounds ideal for massive Pads or Synth-Strings.
Comment : I will try to include one "HyperOSC" in the forthcoming "UltraIngo V3.0". This will then contain 4 "standard" VCOs and one "HyperOSC". The filter and LFO modulation is almost identical to HyperOSC V1.0. |
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