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Fanan Team – Kitton 2

Kitton 2

size 70 MB

Kitton 2 is general MIDI compatible drum kit.
It lumps 20 top crafted full featured drumkits that will make your GM compatible drum MIDI file track sound amazingly realistic.

Kitton 2 allows editing with ease every drum element in the kit straight from the main pannel. You can easily set the gain and the pitch of each element, apply an innovative round-robin system and lo-passhi pass filters. Control the length and even morph the elements with other elements of the same category.

Spice your drums with built-in eq, saturator. our unique Zelda filter. compressor, beautiful hall reverb and delay.

  • 20 top crafted full GM compatible drumkits.
  • 6 built-in top notch zero latency effects including Zelda filter, Eq, saturation, compressor, reverb, delay and stereo widener.
  • Dedicated pitch shifter per drum element.
  • Innovative round-robin with 3 modes.
  • Hi- pass lo pass per element.
  • Morphing elements with other elements in the categoty.
  • Midi learning for every significant knobutton.
  • Individual volume per element.
  • Individual pitch-shfter per element.
  • Re-sizeable GUI.

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Kitton-2  ( 70 MB )

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