Progress Audio releases Soup Additive Synth

16th February 2005

Progress Audio has released a new additive synth VSTi for Windows - Soup.

Features:

The unique Elements Editor makes additive synthesis accessible. Create and edit sounds by adjusting 5 elements of the sound (Overall tone, change in tone over time, pan, detuning of harmonics, and envelope).
Load up as many sounds as you like, then morph between them in real-time and with complete freedom.
Control morphs manually using the mouse in real-time, or automatically by drawing envelopes for X and Y movement.
Powerful editing features give you access to each of Soup's 64 partials. Design how amplitude, detune and pan for each partial changes over time using the graphical editor.
Simple build-in effects to spice up sounds.
Parameters can be automated. Also allows MIDI controllers to be mapped to numerous Soup parameters.
Resynthesis to allow you to import new sounds from standard WAV files.

Soup costs £45 / €65 / $85 and a demo version is available.