F9 Audio – F9 Venus Racks for Ableton Live (OGG, WAV, Ableton Racks)

Publisher: F9 Audio
Website: f9-audio.com
Format: ADG, ADV, OGG, WAV
Quality: 24 bit 44.1 kHz stereo

• 3.6 GB

Description:
Unleash the true power of Ableton with F9 Venus rackmount instruments and processors for Live V11.3, Live 12, and later (Standard or Suite).
Our original release, F9 Racks, was the pinnacle of success for this independent company, selling more copies than any other F9 release to date. This groundbreaking release received widespread acclaim from professional producers, engineers, and artists worldwide.
Live 11 completely changed the game, taking Ableton’s macro system to a new level with the long-awaited addition of 16 macros. This update also added macro variation storage slots, which function similarly to presets, offering an intuitive way to save and recall configurations. Additionally, with the addition of controlled randomness, this software takes the beloved Ableton Rack system to a whole new level, and the F9 Venus Racks fully utilize this power.
But that’s only part of the story. Built-in support for LFOs, volume-triggered envelopes, and custom sound shaping curves in the Standard and Suite versions opens up a whole new world of processing possibilities previously only available in third-party plugins.
In the F9 Venus rack modules, you’ll find not only our legendary multi-layered creative workflows, but also dynamically triggered EQs, Lo-Fi Wow and Flutter effects, sidechaining rack modules, trance gates, and much more. Compatibility List
Compatible with Ableton Live Standard V11.3 onwards
Compatible with Ableton Live Suite V11.3 onwards
Compatible with Ableton 12
Please note: This product is not compatible with Live Intro.

Content:
F9 Venus for Ableton contains:
31 Main Processing Racks
18 Bonus and Utility Racks
21st Century Bass II Rack
MiniM Mono and Poly Instrument racks*
6 One Knob Processing racks
* These instrument racks contain the fully multi-sampled waveforms of the world’s most famous 3 oscillator analogue synth. All were captured through an Analog Designs RED-DI via an Apogee Symphony at 96Khz.