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Vendetta

Drum Synth Plugin by Redshift Audio
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Vendetta
Vendetta by Redshift Audio is a Virtual Instrument Audio Plugin for Windows. It functions as a VST Plugin.
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Tags:Drum SynthRedshift AudioVendetta
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Vendetta is a multi-timbral, velocity sensitive, velocity-switching drum synth.

Feature highlights:

  • 24 Pads, 2 LP/HP filters per pad.
  • 3 Layers per pad, 3 velocity switchable samples per layer.
  • Selectable loop start and end-points for one layer of each pad.
  • Users can add their own.wav format samples to any layer of any pad.
  • Each pad can be assigned to one of four outputs.
  • "MIDI learn" feature for enhanced hardware control.
  • LFOs can be synced to VST host tempo.

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wikter
wikter
15 December 2015 at 9:56pm

Well, that was a very promising "rompler" what happened to this???

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