Wednesday, February 28, 2018
Erica Synths Graphic VCO sound demo
Published on Feb 28, 2018 Erica Synths
"The Graphic VCO is a wavetable oscillator which allows you to draw your own waves, arrange them in wavetables and after that apply different effects to them and then modulate them with internal LFO.
In this demo we play around with some of the snapshots.
00:00 - Creating a snapshot
01:32 - FAT FM (Synced FM modulation applied to FM wavetable)
02:35 - WAVE SURFER (Morphing trough all wavetables in Matrix mode, with some Pico DSP reverb on top)
03:53 - CZ-1997 (Applying phase distortion to Square/Saw octave wavetable)
05:44 - JUST WAVETABLES (Switching trough preset wavetables without any FX applied with some Pico DSP reverb on top)
07:11 - BA DUM TSS (Snare drum sound created with FM wavetable modulated by audio rate FM effect)
07:42 - GRRROWLER (Growl wavetable wavefolded and modulated with ramp LFO)
8:18 - PHASED AWAY (Phase modulated classic wavetable)
9:16 - WAVEFOLDER (Wavefolding FM wavetable)
10:30 - BROWSING SNAPSHOTS (Just browsing trough snapshots and modulating parameters with Octasource with some Pico DSP reverb on top)
More: http://www.ericasynths.lv"
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