Available 04/18/2024
This is included with all paid tiers or can be purchased separately in the shop on 04/18/24!!!
WaterSpoon’s “Galaxy Strings” is a virtual instrument plugin designed to replicate the rich tones of analog synth strings. It offers a powerful sound engine and versatile effects to enhance musical creations. Key features include:
- Moving LFO Filter: Modulates the filter cutoff for dynamic sound textures.
- Reverb and Delay: Add spatial depth and rhythmic echoes to the strings.
- Pitch Pulse Octave: Enriches the harmonic content by layering an additional pulsing octave above the main pitch.
- Arpeggio Mode: Transforms chords into rhythmic sequences, offering creative flexibility.
The plugin comes with a variety of presets for quick setup and inspiration. It supports AU and VST3 formats, ensuring compatibility with most DAWs on both Mac and Windows platforms. “Galaxy Strings” is ideal for producers and musicians seeking the nostalgic warmth of analog strings combined with modern sound-shaping capabilities.
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