Audiofier Vesper v1.1.1 KONTAKT-SYNTHiC4TE

Audiofier Vesper v1.1.1 KONTAKT-SYNTHiC4TE
SYNTHiC4TE | Sept 02 2017 | 2.77 GB

Introducing: Vesper 1.1.1 from the new Randomisers Series. The whole Randomisers Series 1.1.1 from now on includes the new System page which gives acces to the Midi Drag & Drop feature. Like with Sequi2r Ex and Sequi2r Synth, now you can generate sequences performances, export them on to you DAW and edit them or assign third parties sounds to them.

Crystals generator
In common with the whole Randomisers Series, Vesper hosts the new Crystals Generator, a special delay generator whose repetitions can be pitched in different ways.
In addition to that, the delay line can be filtered, and blurred with the Cloud filter. Grains can be more or less pronunced to one’s taste. The repetitions can also be effected by distortion, phaser and an additional delay.
But it’s not all, the delay repetition can also be a totally different sound source from the ones that make up the main patch. Crystals can also be harmonised in triads, fifths, suspended or can be generated randomly for a total inspiring sound creation!

Deceivingly simple but very powerful!
At a glance Vesper is a double engine themed rompler, geared towards “bells and twinkly things” type of sounds. But it hides a powerful randomiser engine, a twin step sequencer and a “Trails layer” which adds motion to each patch.
Vesper comes with 135 sound sources loadable in 2 different slots, plus 20 Trails.
Each sound source is multisampled and comes with 3 round robins.
Audiofier’s new “intelligent” Randomiser feature makes it incredibly easy to create new sounds quickly and makes presets redundant.
It also possible to recall past randomisations and go back and forth in the randomisation history, also recalling past randomisation on the fly.

Fully customisable.
Even though the Randomisation engine plays a big part in Vesper, for the most creative producers, Vesper still offers the possibility to create patches from scratch, with multiple ways of choosing sound sources, including a categorised Sound Browser, which works hand in hand with the randomisation engine to create sounds which are “just right”.

On-the-Fly Reverseable sounds
Following the success of Sequi2r’s family reverseable sounds feature, Vesper gives the option to reverse sounds on the fly and to adjust the length of each reversed sound with the mod wheel.

3 Play modes.
In Vesper you can select whether you want to play both sound sources at once (Single map Mode), one per key zone (Dual Map Mode) or let it happen randomly (Random Map Mode), creating interesting changing textures. This both while you are in Normal Mode or Step Sequencer Mode. The keyboard zone can be defined by the user.
Creative Convolutions
Unique reverb convolutions add to the picture to contribute in a creative way to the sound creation; reverbs that not only add space but define the final sound too.

Home page: audiofier.com/vesper/