Tracktion Corporation has announced the launch of the BioTek Organic Synthesizer, a virtual instrument combining synthesis engine and sampled sounds.
Built on the entirely new Acktion platform, this instrument features a single-screen user interface, dominated by a powerful XY controller and a number of soft controls that change function based on the particular patch in use, hence providing the flexibility of a modular synthesizer. In spite of its wide range of sounds and complex control options, BioTek is said to remain both easy and even inspirational to use. It is AAX/ AU/VST/Linux VST compatible and retails at $150.
“The quality and range of the sounds, as well as the way they interact with the synthesizer in organic and sometimes very twisted ways is uniquely addictive, ” explained composer Mike Wall. “All of the patches are so carefully crafted that the mash-ups make sense in surprising and unexpected ways. I find myself tempted to compose an entire piece using only one instance of BioTek. This new instrument may become the next must-have tool for soundtrack, ambient, chillout, and electronic music work. It is perfect for adding a unique splash to modern popular music production.”
BioTek is AAX/ AU/VST/Linux VST compatible and retails at $150. You’ll have an opportunity to see it demoed at the Tracktion stand in the Software NAMM room in association with IMSAT, booth 201C-17, Hall A on the 2nd floor. And/or, you can visit www.tracktion.com for more details.
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