This is the free version of Astralis Orgone which is Orgone with a reduced feature set. See the Orgone for full Orgone info. It is free and fully functional and a feature packed synth in its own right.
It is limited to a single synth as opposed to the 2 in Orgone and is locked to use a set of 25 samples. It includes 128 presets and the diversity of sound created from those 25 samples, demonstrates the power of the Astralis System.
“The synth is free to use but donations are always appreciated and help me buy time to build/improve more instruments”, says the developper.
Here is a list of the main features:
* Synthesizer Section:
o Sampler uses 25 preselected samples (Full orgone comes
with 150 and the ability to use an unlimited amount of your own
16/24/32 bit WAVs)
o Filter with Low Pass, Hi Pass, Notch, Band Pass, Peak A
and Peak B modes cascadable up to 8 times.
o Volume, Pan, Octave, Semi and Fine Tune controls
o Auto Levelling Drive
o White Noise
o FX Send
o Lofi
o Normalize
o Velocity Sensitivity
o GUI Volume Envelope with up to 32 stages and repeating
range.
o Zone – Limit to a range of the keyboard
o Pitch Bend Enable
o Glide
o Filter Range Limit
o Sample Reverse
o Sample Loop Alternate Mode
o Sample Loop Zero Crossing.
o GUI Wave Display and Overlay for visually editing Loop
Points and Start Position.
For downloads, demos & details, it’s happening here.
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