Neurobot v1.0
Neurobot
size 7.81 MB
Neurobot is a very simple bass synthesizer.
This plugin is designed on phase distortion oscillation, counts with Amp Envelope, Modulation Envelope and Filter Envelope. Simple based waveforms like Square, Saw, Pulse and Saw-Pulse are the core of this plugin.
The sync LFO with it’s two dedicated targeting options, provides the user to retrieve the best performance of Modulations and Filters. Use the 3 waveforms of the LFO and different speeds to create effects on your basses for long notes or short ones, through the awesome targeting options.
The two filters of this plugin, one of them moog, turns this simple plugin phatter, and the targeting options for the Filter Envelope that cover both filters amplitude, drive the plugin into a higher state. This VSTi also brings up a built-in Equaliser of 4 bands and frequency center. SoundBank with 64 presets designed by T. E. King.
Neurobot ( 7.81 MB )
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