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V faithfully recreates the Synclavier synthesizer/digital workstation elite that started it all, confessing the greatest hits and soundtracks of the early '80s with their signature avant-garde sound. If you were asking someone to name the Holy Grail of a synthesizer of the late '70s and early '80s, the most revered one would be New England Digital's Sync. The unique combination of additive synthesis and frequency modulation has given several keyboardists, producers, film composers and sound designers an exclusive advantage. Some of these rock-solid systems are still used today. Arturia recreated this sound in collaboration with original programmer Cameron Jones, who has the tremendous textures and creative palette of this classic instrument. There's nothing like the powerful sound of Synclavier V. The arsenal of synthesizers is complete without it. There's no hint of analog or sample here: this is the sound of a soldered digital synth in all its glory. While you can certainly create unique muted tones, this shiplap vintage logo is best known for its distinctive digital character that ranges from avant-garde to tympanic and intergalactic. It is especially ideal for extended pads and the soundscapes of slow cinema. Additionally, we've invested in significant upgrades that make Synclavier V a thoroughly modern car audio that truly sets it and you apart. Hundreds of presets from the world's top sound designers dominate Synclavier V's unique power settings and are placed at your fingertips for instant inspiration and easy customization. While there's simply too much joy to be had with the preset Synclavier V, there's a universe of sonic adventures waiting just below the surface when you're ready. The mono sound comes from a combination of V Synclavier additive synthesis and FM, with 24 harmonic oscillator additives and control over carrier modulation. If the original instrument is allowed to mix four Partial Rings programmed into a predetermined Timbre, the recreation area Arturia increases twelvefold, increasing its creative possibilities exponentially. The Timeframe Engine allows complex audio changes over time, even by a few minutes, if desired. Program Synclavier V is a stylish work. Three different interface views let you choose the depth of control that best suits your needs. Synclavier V allows you to realize the dream of impressive synthesizers of the entire orchestra in a single insert.
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Changes in V2.0.2:
New resynthesis engine with up to 100 analysis points. Sample playback mode. Improvements to the timeline, including duplication of frames 50 to 100; ratio offset total overall picture; a new parameter setting table; new loop mode; now frames can be synchronized to accommodate the BPM grid; Ability to move just one image in the timeline with shift + drag; and refined Solo/Copy/Paste/Delete timeline workflow improvements to bounce modulation, including the addition of vibrato and stereo LFO; And added amplifier and harmonic envelopes as modulation source. Dynamic keyboard improvements. Keyboard selection, velocity or modulation wheel as input selection. New ways to copy/paste: just a selected tab or all tabs. Improvements in cosmetics, including LFO screenshot, improve global compensation, tab order, compositing effects and configuration pages, real-time feedback of the timeline, auto-zoom rule, envelopes, and line time Includes connected travel. Opening new mode for hardware top panel. Histograms harmonic phase is now shown in degrees (-179° / +180°). Additional ready-made templates with HQ Simple Sine. Preset presets with volume leveling and mapping modulation wheel and sostenuto pedal. All parameters of the previous configuration page are now stored in the presets. Bug Fix: - Instead of creating a new one, now save a user's preset one after renaming it correctly - Harmonic phases in the carrier and modulator , when set to maximum values, does not change randomly Screenshots
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Turbobit 568 MB .zip
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