MESSE05: Luxonix Virtual Plug In the Flesh (Video)

MESSE05: Luxonix Virtual Plug In the Flesh

New PCM based mult-timbral instruments 18-Apr-05

No flash plug

The Luxonix crew were all wearing comforting white lab coats giving the appearance of slightly eccentric synth boffins. They were showing off their PCM based Ravity S and Ravity R plug-ins. The Ravity S is billed as a synth workstation rompler, aimingto give the user a software equivalent of the multi-timbral hardware synth rompler. Ravity S

New structure based on PCM Synthesizer Module

447 ready-to-use presets (expandable)

Large preset browser (keyboard support) / Expandable easy editing GUI (hot-key support)

NAVI engine : Extremely low CPU load / 32bit sound processing

HLMS : Hyper Layered MIDI assign System for real-time performance and sound editing

FOEM? : Fully Optimized embedded Effecting Module (24 types of algorithm)

4-layer combi system / Independent arpeggiator for each layer Ravity R - drum rompler plug-in

New structure based on PCM Synthesizer Module

68 ready-to-use presets (expandable)

Large preset browser (keyboard support)/ Expandable easy editing GUI (hot-key support)

NAVI? engine : Extremely low CPU load / 32bit sound processing

HLMS? : Hyper Layered MIDI assign System for real-time performance and sound editing

FOEM : Fully Optimized embedded Effecting Module (24 types of algorithm)

16 assignable pads/layers / 6 individual stereo outputs

import external Wave files(*.wav). (any sample rate, 8/16/24/32bit, mono/stereo) Also available is the Ravity 16 - a host wrapper that allows up to 16 instances of Ravity S or R to be run. Enabling complex mult-timbral setups, each channel also features an arpeggiator. Available now at $16. The Ravity S is shipping now at $139 with the Ravity R at $79. Both plugins are available for VST (win and OSX) with OSX AudioUnits coming soon.

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MESSE05: Luxonix Virtual Plug In the Flesh

New PCM based mult-timbral instruments 18-Apr-05

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