Loopscape Vinyl was created from a series of custom-pressed vinyl LPs, each of which we filled with analogue waveforms (saw, square, sine and so on). These LPs were then beaten, scratched and abused to simulate years of wear, and the resulting waveforms were sampled to form the core of the synthesiser... so clean, pristine audio is a nonstarter with this instrument
Even the "Noise" waveform is entirely vinyl in origin: we made it by scraping the stylus along the edge of a Bob Dylan LP (ouch!)Three individual vinyl waves, of between 0.3 and 17 seconds in length, can be set looping away independently of each other; mixed; filtered; and effected by a host of complex LFOs to add even more variation and movement to the sound. Hold down one key and the tone you hear won't repeat for thousands of years (seriously... we did the math on this!
) The result is a rich, warm, constantly-shifting analogue tone with the unmistakeable character of old vinyl recordings running through it. It sounds as if an Optigan has been gene-spliced with a Mellotron and then had its brain transplanted into a Jupiter 8... kind of 
It excels at crusty, dusty pads, vintage-style synthscapes, and sound design with a crackly, needle-in-a-groove feel, though (as the audio demos show) it can turn its hand to keys, basses and leads, too.
More information, plus audio demos and a cool video demo showing Loopscape Vinyl in action, are all here:
http://www.rhythmicrobot.com/page0/page ... index.html
Best of all, both Loopscape Vinyl and the original Loopscape are on special offer, so you can buy both and get the same introductory discount twice. They sound fantastic when layered and combined, so this felt like a natural deal to offer
They currently cost £29.95 each (normal price £34.95) and require Kontakt 4.2.3 or higher to run. The deal will run for a month or so, unless we forget. Which we often seem to do 
Happy music making!
Best wishes,
The Professor (and Mongo)
