Applied Acoustics Systems is pleased to announce the release of Chromaphone, a new percussion synthesizer for Mac OS X and Windows.
Chromaphone combines acoustic resonators to create drums, percussion, mallet, string, and synth-like instruments. Drum skins, bars, marimbas, plates, strings and tubes form pairs that are sparked by a configurable mallet and a flexible noise source. At the heart of Chromaphone lies a new coupling technology designed to model how vibrating objects interact and influence each other capturing key acoustic behaviours of musical instruments. This, combined with access to the resonators’ physical properties, results in a library of instruments as well as a range of sonic colors, according to the company.
Pricing & Availability:
Chromaphone is available now. The suggested retail price is set at $199, but until December 5th, 2011, Chromaphone is available at the special introductory price of $169.
Chromaphone runs on both Mac OS X and Windows in host sequencers supporting the VST and Audio Units plug-in formats.
Visit www.applied-acoustics.com/chromaphone for more details.
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