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Best Service has released Synth-Werk, a collection of 1500 electronic drums, fx and rhythm sounds.

Synth-Werk Features

  • 1300 electronic sounds: Synthesizer Sounds, Chord Sounds, Electronic Speech Synthesizers, Choirs, Vocoders, Computer Sounds, Pad Sounds, Organic Sounds, Basses, EFX Sounds, Musical Patterns and Sequences.
  • Original instruments: Orchestron, TI Language Translator: german-english-french-spanish, FX-501P Pocket Calculator, Speak & Spell, Stylophon, BG Rhythm Machine.
  • DMS – Digital Modular System.
  • Routing of all modules und effects.
  • Direct stepping through the soundpool.
  • Analog reproduction of digital sounds.
  • Solo-Mode, Legato Mode, Portamento und Samplestart shifting.
  • Multi Mode Filter / Resonator.
  • QuickEditPage: Green english SYNTH-WERK interface with access to important parameters.
  • ProEdit Page: Offers every possible parameter, FX-Rack with 46 effects, Convolution Reverb etc.
  • Infinite polyfony*.
  • Infinite number of modulators*.
  • Infinite number of effects*.
  • Arpeggiator including MIDI-file player.
  • Step and Modular Sequencer.
  • Library size 8GB.

*depending on CPU performance


Pricing & Availability:

Synth-Werk is available to purchase for €249 EUR. Best Service ENGINE 2 Sample Player included. The library will be shipping June 30th 2011.

 

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  • musicmaster74 1 post
    musicmaster74
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    Posted on 06/24/2011 at 02:28:10
    SYNTH-WERK is NOT a drum-modul....it offers 1300 "Kraftwerkish" Synthesizer-Sounds and additionally 1500 Drum and FX Sounds !!! Listen to the trailer and sounds shows on youtube !!!

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