#Ni absynth software

Maximum polyphony is 64 and is only really limited by your CPU. By using hundreds of oscillators, you can build huge rhythm ensembles and evolving ambient textures. Absynth comes with a huge collection of great patches you can copy and modify to taste. Six oscillators, four filters, three ring modulators, a waveshaper section for distorting waveforms, and a delay effect section with three delay processes are available for each voice. Originally developed by Brian Clevinger and further developed by N.I., Absynth is efficiently written and runs as a stand-alone, or is multitimbral in VST 2.0-host programs with up to eight instances.

A major feature of Absynth is that you'll hear all changes in real time, as you play a MIDI keyboard, without clicks or glitches. Absynth is designed for serious sound design, but anyone can start creating and building sound structures using the excellent and intuitive interface. Synthesizer sound-generation techniques, such as subtractive, FM, AM, ring modulation and waveshaping, are easily combined in creative ways with Absynth's flexible patching system and clever architectural design. Native Instruments' Absynth exploits the vast potential of computer-based, virtually modeled analog synthesis.

#Ni absynth software

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