AudioSpillage has announced MiniSpillage Pro, a new AU plug-in for Mac OS X that takes the core drum modelling technology from the MiniSpillage plug-in and fuses it with a new sample playback engine and integrated on-board sequencing facilities.
MiniSpillage Pro is equipped with 4 drum synthesis models: BassDrum, WoodDrum, HiHat and Snare. The Snare model is new whilst the remaining models have been retuned, recalibrated and improved upon those available in the regular MiniSpillage, according to AS. MiniSpillage Pro can also load and play your sample sets into MiniSpillage Pro allowing you to create layers with the built-in synthesis models.
The onboard step sequencer is designed to knit the package together. Each drum pad gets its own sequencer part allowing you to modulate parameters in real-time (up to 2 simultaneously). Trigger patterns from your MIDI keyboard (or host) with a variety of switching modes.
Features:
- 8 part pattern based step sequencer.
- Re-modelled drum synth section.
- Load and play WAV/AIFF files.
- 4 custom drum synthesis algorithms.
- 4 stereo audio outputs.
- Modulate parameters via sequencer.
- Assign patterns to MIDI keys.
- 3 ADSR envelopes per pad.
- 2 LFOs per pad.
- 1 Overdrive and 1 filter unit per pad.
- 64-bit compatibility.
Pricing & Availability:
MiniSpillage Pro is expected to be released in the 3rd quarter of 2011 priced at $29. You can pre-order now for $15.
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