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AudioSpillage has announced DrumSpillage, a new drum synth AU plug-in for Mac OS X.

Inspired by early analog and digital drum machines but expanding on the original blue print DrumSpillage is equipped with a modern feature set designed for today’s electronic musicians and producers.

Key Features:
  • Future proof model-driven architecture.
  • 13 exclusive drum synthesis algorithms with extensive editing facilities.
  • 16 part/64 note polyphonic percussion synthesizer.
  • Pad based real-time control/mixing surface.
  • Fast slider based GUI.
  • Dynamic velocity accent control.
  • Flexible modulation possibilities.
  • Full MIDI key mapping and pad layering.
  • 9 mono/stereo outputs.
  • High resolution 64-bit DSP engine.

Model List:
  • BD: BassDrum.
  • SCP: SynthClap.
  • CY: Cymbal.
  • WD: WoodDrum.
  • NHH: NoiseHiHat.
  • HB: HandBell.
  • CV: Clave.
  • MB: Membrane.
  • FM: FMPercussion.
  • EBD: ElectroBassDrum.
  • ESN: ElectroSnare.
  • EHH: ElectroHiHat.
  • ECY: ElectroCymbal.

Per pad features:
  • Distortion unit with 6 distortion algorithms.
  • Multi-mode resonant filter section.
  • 2 ADSR envelopes and 1 pitch envelope.
  • 2 LFOs (6 wave shapes).
  • Full MIDI key mapping allows synths to be stacked or played melodically/polyphonically.
  • Realtime MIDI controller and key velocity mapping.
  • 2 Global LFOs available to all parts simultaneously.
  • 9 stereo/mono audio outputs.

Pricing & Availability
The release date is set for 15th March 2010 with a limited number of advance orders available now for a special discounted price.

The special offer prices are £75 / €89 / $119 which represent at least a 25% saving on the full retail price. You will receive your plugin on or before the official release date.
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