Synthesist Dirk Rohde shared this sneak preview of Asyx, an upcoming virtual instrument based on the classic Alesis Andromeda A6 synthesizer.
‘Here’s my first teaser, where you can get a sneak peek at the Asyx Andromeda A6 plugin,’ Rohde says. ‘It sounds massive, fat, and creamy, and does a great job of recreating the gritty, analog character of the original Andromeda.’
PLICATA is an experimental software instrument from Alessandro Guardascione built around a patchable monophonic synthesis architecture.
Its signal path combines a morphing oscillator and interval sub-oscillator with a wavefolder and resonant ladder filter, while a 28-socket patch field provides connections for audio, CV and event signals.
The instrument also features a microtonal XY performance keyboard and a 32-step arpeggiator with scenes and mutation functions.
PLICATA runs as a standalone instrument or AUv3 plug-in on iPhone and iPad.
Features:
Patchable monophonic synthesizer
Morphing primary oscillator
Interval sub-oscillator
CV-controlled wavefolder
Resonant ladder filter
28-socket patch field
Audio, CV and event patching
Microtonal XY performance keyboard
32-step arpeggiator
Arpeggiator scenes
Arpeggiator mutation functions
Extensive CV modulation
Event-based patching
Standalone iPhone and iPad operationApple iPad
AUv3 plug-in support
Designed for experimental sound and performance
PLICATA is available for iPhone and iPad for $7.99 USD.