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Kotkas announces Paax 2
4th April 2005
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Kotkas has announced that version 2.0 of their freeware VST sampler Paax will be released soon.

Some of the new key features are:

  • Totally re-designed GUI.
  • 128 notes of polyphony.
  • Up to 4 VST outputs with individual controls for volume and pan.
  • Enhanced envelopes with delay, attack, hold, decay, sustain and release phases.
  • Optional delay control previous to the start of any LFO.
  • Up to 8 velocity zones per split (layering and cross fading are now possible).
  • 2 samples per velocity-zone (up to 16 layered samples per note).
  • New advanced panel with dozens of controls for tweaking individual split-velocity-sample parameters (envelopes, LFOs, loop point offsets, effect sends, etc.).
  • New Micro-Granular real-time pitch-shifting option.
  • Enhanced effects rack with 2 new stereo effect units: chorus & delay (plus the previous reverb unit).
  • New enhanced bank format.
  • Capable of importing SoundFonts (.sf2) and AKAI S5000/6000 programs (.akp).
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