SB-4

Stereo detunable digital synthesizer with up to 20 oscillators for a very phat sound. Almost no switches - only 4! This means that you can mix, blend and/or morph almost all parameters (the double oscillators are a good example).

Featuring 32 voices, 3 double oscillators with wave morphing, 2 filters (being filter 2 a multi-mode filter) with drive, 2 LFOs, 2 envelopes, Stereo delay (with sync), Phat Chorus and so much more...

Features:

-Up to 32 voices.

-Optimized for monophonic use (bass/leads) - low CPU usage.

-Full stereo phat sounding Architecture.

-Master phatness knob.

-Master wideness knob.

-Analogue Knob (analogue oscillators emulation)

-3 double oscillators morphed into 1 (each one with saw, square, sine, triangle and 64 Speaker Blower waveforms) + sub (saw wave) + noise generator design.

-Oscillators are tripled when Phat knob is turned on (out of 0): main oscillator is mono (L+R) and its 2 detuned brothers appear on L and R respectively. You control the detuning amount and the wideness with the Master Phateness and wideness knobs. This means that, on each voice, you can play up to 18 oscillators (plus sub and noise).

-Ring Modulation (oscillator 1 + oscillator 2 vs oscillator 2 + oscillator 3)

-Glide (1 voice only)

-Pitchbend (up to 24 semitones)

-Two filters in serial or parallel configurations.

-Filter 1 is a 24 dB LP.

-Filter 2 is a multi-filter: 12 dB LP, 12 dB HP, 12 dB BP or 12 dB Notch options.

-2 Sync/free run LFOs (with the same waveforms as the oscillators) routed to the filters.

-2 envelopes (amp + filter)

-Effects: Stereo Delay [sync rates only] and Chorus.

-Spider-eyes style level meter.

-Output amplifier with limiter.

-Dual LCD display.

-Full MIDI Learn.

-32 presets on board.

-Easy to use, intuitive, old-skool style GUI.

-Vintage Sci-Fi Design.

Full automation, MIDI learn (right-click knobs), zero latency.

This is a 32-bit VST plugin and it is not available individually - only included in the Synths and Total Packs.

Check the video to see how it works.

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