Sinevibes Intros Turbo S AudioUnit Effect

US A Dynamic Waveshape Transformer      24/12/10

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Sinevibes has introduced Turbo S - a 'dynamic waveshape transformer'. 

Here's how Sinevibes describes it:

It features the same 6 unique waveshape models developed for it's smaller brother, Turbo, all of which offer mind-bending transformations. But now these models can be modulated by a step sequencer, opening a new dimension for complex pulsating and morphing sounds. This sophisticated device offers up to 16 steps, 12 different speed settings, infinitely variable swing, as well as adjustable time and smoothness - allowing you to create a myriad of different patterns.

All of this is wrapped into a really innovative user interface, which you will learn in no time and endlessly enjoy it's visual lightness and intuitive operation. 

Features:

  • Six high-definition waveshape transformation algorithms 
  • Step sequencer with up to 16 steps, multiple timing and shape options 
  • Intuitive, resolution-independent user interface with graphical feedback 
  • 64-bit universal compatibility

Compatibility:

Turbo S requires Mac OS 10.5 or later. It is a Universal Binary for both Intel and PPC, 32/64 bit. You will also need an AudioUnit host application that supports Cocoa user interface technology. Sinevibes recommends installing the demo version to test compatibility.

Pricing and Availability

Turbo S is available now for US $39. 

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