AudioSpillage has released Elecktroid, a drum machine AU plugin for Mac OS X combining both drum synthesis and sample playback facilities.
                
                Elecktroid blends synthesis and sample playback facilities.
Inside Elecktroid you’ll find 4 drum synthesis models: BassDrum, WoodDrum, HiHat and Snare. The drum synths are algorithmic and utilise DSP code.
Key Features:
- 8 drum pads.
 - 8 sequencer tracks.
 - 24 MIDI playable patterns.
 - Full velocity and parameter control graph editing.
 - Assign trigger-probability value to any sequencer step.
 - Humanize and groove quantize control.
 - 4 drum synthesis models (BassDrum, SnareDrum, WoodDrum and Hi-Hat).
 - 1 sample and 1 drum synth per pad.
 - Or 2 samples per pad (without the synth).
 - Velocity cross-fade between sample and synth (or between 2 samples).
 - 8 sound outputs.
 - Distortion, filter and lo-fi FX on each pad.
 - 2 LFOs (6 waveforms) per pad.
 - 3 ADSR envelopes per pad.
 - 64-bit DSP processing.
 
Pricing and Availability:
Elecktroid is available now as a Mac OS X AudioUnit plugin for a discounted introductory price of £35 / €45 / $55 (20% discount).
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