Plugin Alliance Dmitry Sches DS Thorn v1.3.3 WiN-BUBBiX
BUBBiX | 11 May 2024 | 137 MB
OVERVIEW
A thoroughly modern synth for making next-generation sounds
Thorn is a cutting-edge tool for making cutting edge sounds. Designed with the modern electronic music producer in mind, DS Audio’s main goal was to develop a top notch software synthesizer, for creating punchy, snappy and aggressive sounds that leap out at the listener
A new kind of synthesis for a new kind of electronic musician
The sound engine in Thorn is built on the novel Spectral Synthesis method, which gives you complete control over the individual harmonics that go into creating a final timbre. Three Harmonic Oscillators with an additional Harmonic Filter allow you to create a wide range of forward-looking sounds.
Flexible filters for futuristic fun
Two analog-modeled multi-mode filters—with a zero delay feedback path—are there to help you tailor your tones and make them shine in the mix. Use them to modulate any parameter you’d like to. A set of 9 high-quality effects help you polish your sound and breathe life into it. For even more fun, check out the pattern-based Glitch sequencer to create the glitch-effects that have become an essential part of electronic music production.
Limitless possibilities, but incredibly easy to use
Simplicity, flexibility and effectiveness are the key principles of Thorn. Just take a short tour through the carefully crafted sound library provided by Thorn (600+ presets!) to get started auditioning sounds you’ll want to put in your mix right away, or go under the hood to craft your own future-focused tones.
From nfo:
(64-bit: VST3, VST2, AAX)
https://www.plugin-alliance.com/en/products/ds_thorn.html
1a). Install .exe, & replace with patched files.
NOTE: If you previously installed some other version, you can just drag'n'drop the patched files
over old ones.
CHANGE LOG:
Version 1.3.3 (Mar 22, 2024)
- Fix issue where sometimes ARP might skip first incoming note
- Fix issue where in some cases resources.bin was not found during instantiation