Release Year/Date : 11/27/22
Developer : Native Instruments
Developer Site : Native Instruments
Format : VST, VST3, AAX*Mod
Bit depth : 64bit
Tablet : present [R2R]
System requirements : WIN 10+
Description :
New generation synthesizer. Reimagined, rewired and reincarnated for the next decade of sound.
THE BIRTH OF A LEGEND !
Reimagined, retuned and reincarnated – MASSIVE X is the successor to the iconic synthesizer that helped spawn entire genres. Get everything you need to create any sound imaginable. Quickly fix difficult routes to bring your ideas to life – no matter how incredible they may seem – and go further than you thought with expressive, playable modulation. Think about it, type it in and figure out what the future sounds like.
MASSIVE X will grow, adapt and evolve with regular free updates inspired and inspiring by the cultures it helps create.
At the heart of MASSIVE X, you’ll find a brand new oscillator section capable of producing more variation than some entire synths, right at the source. Choose from over 170 wavetables and 10 different wavetable reading modes, from the aggressive Gorilla family to Wavetable Editing, Hardsync, Formant and many more, each with its own unique sub-modes and additional controls. Turn on two phase modulation generators to give extra movement to the main generators.
Connect any output to any input and see what happens. Intuitive routing setup allows you to essentially rewire parts of MASSIVE X, meaning you can bypass, get feedback, and send audio any way you like. It is also possible to send modulators as sound sources to excite elements such as a comb filter.
Draw precise modulation patterns in the Artist section and assign them to parameters for complex, evolving patches or for controlled changes to your sound. You can then use the Remote Octave control to trigger them on your keyboard, which means you get really playable modulation and a huge amount of expressive variety in a single patch.
Whether you’re a daytime sound designer or diving all night, switch to the skin that suits your workflow. Save some extra CPU power with cut-down flat modes and resize MASSIVE X to fit your studio.
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