StringSynth

StringSynth

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Emulation of those string synthesizers of the late 70’s made famous by ARP and Solina.
The characteristic sound of those machines was not realised by adding expensive oscillators, but by using a (at the time) brand new and relative low cost technology: the BBD chip (Bucket Brigade Device), which was basicly a analog delay line”.

  • ADSR envelope generator
  • effect section with a phaser, delay and the ‘ensemble’ effect .

 

StringSynth ( 0.82 MB )

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