Compass 1.0
by Datura-Instruments
(Datura-Instruments Website)
Owned by user Mu-So

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File Size: 10.1 MB
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License Conditions:

Free To download - you have to register or login

System Requirements:

Multicore CPU Microsoft Windows XP or Windows 7 High-Resolution graphics card set to 1920x1080 ASIO-Sound system VST host softwar

Last Updated: 2012-04-26
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Software Description

Compass is a complex 4 voice analogue synthesizer equipped with a 4x five dimensional modulation system. Each voice provides two waves with a polyphony of 8 tones.

Compass produces sounds that are still moving and changing their timbre. It will be useful to play pads or special effects. It can sound like strings or a piano but also be used to create science-fiction effects.

It is free, but you must register or login to download

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Looks good..but

Posted by Ambient Mechanic on Tue, 07/03/2012 - 23:16.

I really wanted to give this one a try, as it sounds like a very solid tool for creating soundscapes, but the forum appears to be in German or some other language. If there is an English version of the forum, can somebody please let me know, as I looked, but didn't see a button/link to any English translation.

Thanks

Nice, but...

Posted by Breity on Thu, 04/26/2012 - 09:57.

Looks like a nice Synthedit or Synthmaker creation.
But unfortuneately no chance to download this...

...what's the problem??

Posted by datura-instruments on Thu, 04/26/2012 - 18:55.

Hello Breity,

what´s the problem?

The download link will move you to music-society forum.

There you shoud register as a new member.
It is really free!

After registration you will be able to download Compass and mutch more great VST.

If there are still problems please write a post to that forum.

We will help you!

Best regards

datura-instruments

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