Wednesday, February 23, 2011
VSP-330 Voice Synth Plus beta VST (VP-330)
YouTube via FlakeStick | February 23, 2011 | Update: video re-uploaded below.
"A beta version sound test of my Voice Synth Plus VST plugin. It's not going to replace the original Roland VP-330 strings and choirs, but it's the next best thing and then some.
VST Plugin Features:
- Choir selectable Male 8', Male 4' and Female 4' across all keys.
- Strings selectable 8' AND 16' Bass (the 16' string was not on original)
- Built-in ensemble mod can be switched on/off for choir and strings.
- Envelope attack for each Choir and String. Env release is shared like on the original.
- Choir and String level controls.
- Up to 16-voice polyphony depending on your computer.
- Of course MIDI and patch save.
This is a beta version so the GUI is minimal. Better graphics will come w/ future versions.
The audio was recorded in Cubase on three tracks w/ no other processing added - ALL VSP-330! I added some pics of a real VP-330 to the video for fun."
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