Viral Extinction

VA-Monsters Part II

 (171 Votes)
1.0 (Updated 18 years ago)
280.6kB
April 05, 2007
Reaktor 5 or lower

DESCRIPTION

Another polysynth similar to an Access Virus A.
Specifications:
- 3 oscs (2 main, 1 sub) with sync & fm, saw, pulse, triangle, sine and 62 original virus waveforms
- 2 fully independent multimode filters (low-, high-, bandpass and bandstop) with adstr-envelope (t=sustain time), different serial and parallel routing options
- saturation stage between the filters with 4 saturation types
- amplifier with adstr-envelope
- 2 lfos
- 3-slot modulation matrix (on panel B)
- low boost, chorus and delay effects (on panel B)

It´s a bit more sophisticated than Nord with more sonic capabilities, but it needs therefore more CPU (~16-20% on a 1,8GHz Athlon).

www.myspace.com/sectoralpha

COMMENTS  (24)

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Daniel Hogan
5 years ago
Thanks
costantino giorgi
8 years ago
wonderful synth
Lars Bo Hermansen
11 years ago
Solid and useful as always. Rather virusly. Thanks.
van ko
12 years ago
wanted to transfer sounds from programs "Virus Commander" in her tuning of patches is represented but a sound does not turn out((( and in general do a normal copy Virus-B with characteristic filters :D that water in a mortar to pound
morgue atheist
13 years ago
this is one of my go to synths.awesome.
Jim Pennington
14 years ago
Amazing...So nice!! Thanks for sharing.
Birthday Monster
15 years ago
Freakin amazing, I am so happy this ensemble exists.
William Cooper
15 years ago
Wow I love this. Thank you again.
maria more
16 years ago
Hi. How can i load those 64 original virus waveforms?
Alexander Spechtenhauser
17 years ago
thx for this great synth - nice sounds
Christopher Soulos
17 years ago
Bigger than Ben Hur
Andrew Marshall
17 years ago
As usual from you Steve, a very nice synthesizer!!
Jason Bundy
17 years ago
Just wanted to follow up: Used this instrument exclusively in Live 6 for my track, "Salutations to the Sun". Thanks again for your remarkable synth(s)! http://www.jasonjbundy.com/sounds.html http://www.myspace.com/jasonjbundy
Jason Bundy
17 years ago
This is AWESOME! I am putting this one to work ASAP!
Stephen Irizarry
17 years ago
Nice, nice, nice!
George P. Macklin
17 years ago
Great synth. One of my favorites at the moment and getting a lot of use out of it.
Georg Fries
18 years ago
There is a whole KVR-thread just about your synth in the "instruments" section. Just wanted to mention it. Looking forward to play with your monster, I never had a real one of any of them.Thanks very much!
Der Einmeier
18 years ago
I didn't expect anything and was surprised, also this .ens is - like the recent Nord.ens - very versatile and pretty usable in any kind of context. Creating new sounds is easy because this fine .ens is so selfexplaining and has especially that warm and crisp sound i like so much. Thanks for sharing, it's a keeper.
Jonathan Style
18 years ago
1. Now that I am recalling my Virus (I have not user my hardware in some time since I am using reaktor almost exclusively) it is quite close to the virus' fm behavior. Its a bit to much detuning for me. Yet, I am having fun programing this synth. 2. The waves from the virus are excellent you did a great job recording them for use in you ens. Thanks.
Stephan Becker
18 years ago
don´t expect too much. it´s not exactly the same...
Jonathan Style
18 years ago
Ok. When I get home I will ckeckt that out against my Virus. Thanks.
Stephan Becker
18 years ago
Hi Jonathan, well, the FM control works exactly the way I want. The unconnected P to F component going into a subtract-module is for correcting the pitch. otherwise the pitch would be 8,176 Hz above the note you play. I know that the FM control does not work as you may expect, but it's quite close to FM on a real Virus with a strong detuning.
Jonathan Style
18 years ago
Could you ckeck the FM control. I am not sure its working...Perhaps it just me, and that the sound you want. You are running two p to F componants to a divider. One is set to mono and not connected, not sure what the fix would be.
Jonathan Style
18 years ago
Very Nice indeed! Thanks for sharing.
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