Audiolatry has released Retromania and Retromania Lite (free), two new virtual instrument plugins for Retro Pop and modern Pop/EDM productions where some retro flair is needed.
Retromania contains 125 vintage presets such as keys, basses, leads/synth, and pads. The plugin was created using a combination of vintage analog synthesizers and other hardware, to capture the authentic sound and vibe of the Retro Pop genre.
The plugin is provided with a user-friendly interface and a decent range of customizable parameters, allowing users to easily tweak and tailor each sound to their liking: LFO modulation, filter cutoff, ADSR envelope, and more.
Retromania also comes with a variety of built-in effects, including reverb, delay, and chorus, to add even more depth and character to the sounds.
We're thrilled to release Retromania, our latest virtual instrument plugin designed for the Retro Pop/Synthwave genre. This plugin has been in the making for the past three months, we put a lot of effort into capturing the authentic sound and vibe of the 80s, and we're confident that users will love the results.
Stephen from audiolatry
Retromania is compatible with Windows (64-bit VST/VST3 plugin) and Mac (VST/VST3 & Audio Unit) operating systems.
The plugin is available for purchase now on the audiolatry website for $10 (introductory offer, 50% off $20 reg. price).
There's also a free version called Retromania Lite, which contains 12 presets from the full version. Apart from this, the plugin is fully functional with no limitations.
Features:
- Retromania: 125 presets organized by category, 2.26 GB extracted size / 1.87 GB download size.
- Retromania Lite (free): 12 presets, 274 MB extracted size / 246 MB download size.
- Keys, leads, pads, basses.
- ADSR section.
- LFO modulation section.
- Lowpass/highpass filter cutoff.
- Voice mode & glide.
- Velocity curve & MIDI velocity selectors.
- Reverb module.
- Chorus module.
- Delay module.
- Global gain & pan.
- 100% royalty-free.
- VST/VST3 64-bit Windows & VST/VST3 & AU macOS.
Video demo: YouTube.com/watch?v=Bfuhl1DFRs4
