D16 Group Roland-SH101 Einstellungen

[Derrick S]

da schau her...ein SH101 von den Emu Spezialisten D16

die leaked Beta schwirrt bereits im Internet herum

googel ist unser Freund *g*

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According to this thread over on KVR, D16 Group, who have famously modeled some other classic Roland gear, may be working on an SH-101 clone called Sh101tor (or is it 'Shioiter'?!). This shot of the interface shows expanded features over the real thing, much like their previous emulations. If this is anywhere near the level of quality of their previous products (and there's no reason to think it won't be), this is going to be an essential. I love my 101, and although others have tried emulating it in software form, so far no one has really captured the sound of the real deal. I suspect D16 might just be the ones to do it right.

hier das original:







Der Beitrag wurde von Derrick S bearbeitet: 17 Aug 2009, 12:08

[Derrick S]

jetzt auch offiziell (IMG:style_emoticons/default/alien.gif)

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Shioitor is provided with four different colour themes. These work and look great in any host DAW. Also, each instance of the plugin stores its skin settings within the host project.

(IMG:http://www.d16.pl/images/shioitor/shioitorColors.jpg)


Shioitor is a revolution in sound within the plugin market. Its authentic analogue character and extensive software features will fulfil the needs of the most demanding musicians and sound designers who use synthesisers in their work.

Since it uses a layered architecture, Shioitor has endless sound shaping possibilities. Each layer can be freely assigned to any midi channel or keyboard zone. Its audio output can be routed to any of the available audio outputs. Layers can either be used to create a single massive sound (where all layers respond to a single midi channel and a single keyboard zone) or to create many different timbres (where each layer plays a sound on a different midi channel). Using Shioitor to play a different sound on each midi channel allows Shioitor to work very efficiently as it saves memory and CPU compared to loading in multiple instances of the plugin for each sound.

Shioitor can work as either a monophonic synthesiser or a polyphonic synthesiser, where each layer can play up to 16 voices of polyphony (dependent on CPU of host computer). These settings are independent for each layer. Also, each layer can have its own independently controlled arpeggiator. In both play modes (mono/poly), it is possible to turn on a Unison mode with tweakable parameters for spread, filter cut-off frequency, panorama and tune. Unison mode will use up polyphony. However, it allows the creating of bigger more defined sounds.

Shioitor also has a built in chorus effect. This can be used instead of Unison mode to fatten a sound or it can be used with Unison mode enabled to create much bigger richer sounds. The chorus effect was modelled on classic analogue units, the same type found on old synthesisers. The chorus setting have been reduced to a few parameters with discrete values to make it easier and faster to use.

Shioitor is also equipped with an excellent Preset Manager tool which organises presets into groups. It also has a Timbre Manager which allows searching for layers and arpeggiator sequences within presets. Shioitor comes with a huge library of presets created by famous artists. This allows users to get up and running quickly. However, for those who love to experiment and create their own sounds, Shioitor will keep them busy for many hours as they become lost in its incredible array of sonic possibilities!

(IMG:http://www.d16.pl/images/shioitor/arpe.jpg)

Shioitor merges the functionality of an arpeggiator and a gater. The arpeggiator has two work modes. It can act as a classic monophonic arpeggiator which controls the synthesis section or it can act as a gater which plays chords.

Additionally it's possible to decide which steps of the arpeggiator's sequence should be played and which should not (by putting pauses in places). This makes any sequence sound more melodic. Shuffle, Step Length and Hold can also be configured to create more interesting and complex sequences.

(IMG:http://www.d16.pl/images/shioitor/layers.jpg)


Shioitor is not a single synthesiser. It contains 8 independent synthesisers inside. A single sound may be built up using either a single layer or by using 8 independently controlled layers. Each layer responds individually to midi messages. It is also possible to set keyzones across a midi keyboard and assign a different layer to each keyzone. Shioitor can be used as a multi-timbral synthesiser where each layer is assigned to a unique midi channel. Each layer can also be routed to its own individual audio output. All 8 layers can also be controlled from a single midi channel.


Layers

• 8 independent sound layers
• each layer can be assigned to different key zone, midi channel
• each layer has its own settings and parameters: polyphony, arpeggiator, chorus and sound -parameters
• dynamic signal routing from layers to outputs
• mute for each layer

Oscillators

• ultra high quality band limited oscillators (non-audible aliasing output up to 22khz for base frequency of the note)
• two base oscillators: square with PWM and sawtooth
• suboscillator with 5 different waveforms to choose
• noise oscillator with 3 different colours to choose

Filters

• no aliasing at high resonances and high frequencies
• constant-Q and very warm filters
• three filter modes: LP, HP and BP

Sound control

• two multipurpose synchronizable LFOs with 6 different waveshapes
• two multipurpose envelopes with 4 different trigger modes

Sound effects

• built-in chorus effect
• flexible unisono with tune, panorama and filter spread

Preset management

• two kinds of presets: per layer and full set of layers
• presets organised into groups

Midi management

• advanced midi event assignement system
• midi learn function
• ready at hand simple modulation matrix for modulation and pitch bend wheels

Arpeggiator

• 6 work modes
• full synchronisation
• 21 different time bases
• built-in gater/chorder
• tunable step length
• tunable shuffle
  
  
  more infos: http://www.d16.pl/index.php?menu=230
• demo gibts leider noch keines

Roland verschenkt dermaßen viel Potential das es schon weh tut, aber Firmen wie D16 freuen sich darüber

Der Beitrag wurde von Derrick S bearbeitet: 17 Sep 2009, 10:07