J
Folge dem Video um zu sehen, wie unsere Website als Web-App auf dem Startbildschirm installiert werden kann.
Anmerkung: This feature may not be available in some browsers.
Sonics
Aalto's sound engine lets you create sounds that have been difficult or impossible to make with softsynths before now. The heart of Aalto is a Buchla-inspired complex oscillator, with FM, timbre and waveshape controls that enable a wide range of expressive sounds. These sounds are uniquely malleable and alive, in part because they are made with dynamic calculation, not static wavetables.
Aalto is designed as much for sequencing patterns as for playing individual notes. Each voice has a separate, built-in sequencer with a patchable, independently controllable rate and offset that make it easy to achieve evolving, chaotic textures.
Each voice also includes a lowpass gate module with a vactrol emulation in the control path. The vactrol equation slows down the response to incoming control signals through a complex nonlinear filter. You can turn the vactrol response down to instantaneous, or up to a pronounced ring.
Following the lowpass gate is a patchable waveguide / delay module with a waveshaper and a peaking EQ built into the feedback loop. Because it has such short and controllable delay times, unlike a typical analog delay, it can be used as an additional oscillator or waveguide.
Aalto's filter is a state-variable topology with mixable simultaneous outputs, tuned to have a similar range to an Oberheim SEM filter. (Though I couldn't resist turning up the resonance just a little more.)
Subjectively speaking, Aalto can make a wide range of sounds, from lush to edgy, including some very complicated ones, without sounding too thick in a mix. Aalto's sounds are not hyped or confined, they are wide-range, open and natural. We hope our approach will appeal to experienced sound designers who have their own favorite EQs and limiters. And for those just getting into synthesis, Aalto is an accurate and honest tool for learning. We have tried to make Aalto a deep instrument that will reward lasting engagement.
http://madronalabs.com/aalto
dezember ist der naechste termin. bin schon gespannt. waere so das erste sound erzeugende plugin, welches mich mitlerweile noch interessiert.stuartm schrieb:Ich würde gerne, ist aber z.Zt. Mac only, Windows-Version soll noch im Herbst kommen.
Aalto 1.2 for Mac and Windows will be available this Friday, June 10 at around noon Seattle time.
New in Aalto version 1.2:
- Mac and Windows VST versions
- 64-bit Mac AU / VST
- 64-bit Windows VST
- Improved performance (20-50% faster than version 1.1)
- Brand new patching interface
- New cross-platform preset format
- Improved dial ballistics
- Over 100 new presets from Alessandro Cortini, Richard Devine, Rory Dow, Surachai, Edward Ten Eyck and Madrona Labs.
Mac people, you are really going to enjoy so much more smoothness as compared to 1.1 --- I'm really happy to send this one out. The 20-50% is actually conservative, because I rewrote the display code to get rid of the glitching at lower buffer sizes that was especially bad in Live. So, when you were seeing only 50%CPU but hearing occasional glitches... no more.
Aalto news
I'm working to get a new version of Aalto out that supports the Soundplane over OSC, and adds a lot of MIDI and UI details that users have asked for. This 1.3 version will be a free upgrade. The UI has gotten a lot of polishing overall to support smooth resizing, and I'm very happy with the way it's looking now. I'll post screen shots in the next few days.
Until next time,
Randy
sushiluv schrieb:Guter synth, allerdings macht die mauseingabe keinen spaß, die buttons reagieren immer irgendwie eigenwillig am mac.
whet schrieb:In der beat gabs die monophone version als zugabe.
Farbsaum schrieb:Gibt's mit der aktuellen Beat für lau