Waldorf Attack (IOS) impressions by Jürgen Driessen

Published on Jun 23, 2015 Jürgen Driessen

iTunes: Attack Drums - Waldorf Music

"All sounds and drum created with the new Waldorf ATTACK. As you may hear, it was a lot of fun creating the track. This time it`s a little bit more melodic to show you, that the Attack can do more than just drums. There is no additional FX (like reverb) used on the synths and not much EQ or compression. I used iRig to play Attack with MIDI. I used Ableton Suite /w Push to record, arrange and mix the demo... Enjoy!

Produktinfo taken from the Waldorf website:

It all started in early 2001, when Waldorf Attack took the VST world by storm. Several years later it is still one of the most commonly used virtual drum and percussion synthesizers worldwide. Why? Simply because Attack deftly delivers bombastic drum sounds suited to any musical style, with a unique sound engine offering instant access to all sound parameters.

Now we have migrated Attack to the iPad. Its impressive sound engine is cleverly complemented by an inte-grated 16-step sequencer that is as fun to use as it is useful. Attack offers 24 in-struments – each entirely programmable through a stunning, touch-optimized user interface. Its oscillators are fat, the filter flexible, and envelopes lightning fast. Each drum sound can be enriched with one of four independent insert multi-effects.
Attack’s sound engine is also capable of producing powerful polyphonic synth/bass/lead sounds – perfect for creating full-blown backing sequences.Above and beyond that, we have also added the new Waldorf Phrase Vocoder technology as an effect and could not help but notice that this is great fun to use. Input lyrics, output song. Adjust gender as you have always wanted? Why not! Just like Nave, Attack is a seriously in-depth musical instrument for the iPad. It is easy and great fun to use for sure, but at its core it is truly a sonic beast of an instrument, instrumental in inflicting out-and-out drum power – out of the tablet and into the walls!"

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