Samplab has launched Resynthesizer, a new software synthesizer, for Mac and Windows, that they say combines the simplicity of sampling with the flexibility of synthesis.
Resynthesizer recreates your audio with synthesis, and then gives you control over the sound. You can also create new sounds by blending two samples with a seamless transition.
Resynthesizer is available now with an intro price of $77.99 (normally $129.99).
PeacockMedia has introduced MIDISID 4 Morpheus, a 6-voice MIDI synth based on the SID chip used in the Commodore 64.
The SID is a synthesizer on a chip with 3 voices. This has two, for a total of 6 voices. It also has MIDI in, so that you can control it from a keyboard, DAW, or anything else that produces MIDI.
It’s the latest version of their MIDISID synthesizer. Here’s what’s new:
Larger screen
Revised menu
New ‘duophonic’ mode
Physical ‘stereo/mono’ switch
USB-C socket, capable of acting as a USB host for MIDI-over-USB
Switch to Kung Fu SIDs rather than SwinSID nanos
The MIDISID 4 ‘Morpheus’ synthesizer is available now for $188.
Today, Arturia has introduced the AstroLab 88 Avant-Garde Stage Keyboard, a flagship version of the instrument, featuring a full 88-key semi-weighted keyboard.
The AstroLab 88 expands on the original AstroLab with a premium hammer-action fatar keybed, 40 reference instruments and over 1600 sounds.
Features:
Semi-weighted keybed with aftertouch.
40 instruments, 1,600 onboard presets and up to 10,000 additional sounds via V Collection and Pigments.
Built-in Arpeggiator, Chord, Scale modes, Looper, and hands-on macro controls.
