Bitsonic - WT01 RED Beta [FREE]

a 32 bit Wavetable Synth by Bitsonic (64bit with jbridge), In Beta Stage right now.
What you need to know about WT-01 Red:

-User friendly interface
-Dynamic sounding with 210 presets. The user can also buy more presets.
-4 main Wavetable based oscillators, each one with 221 different sounds.
-1 layered oscillator
-1 Sample based player, with 90 different sounds
- Dual Panorama, Gate, Filter, Arpeggio, Delay, Phaser
- High quality Reverb
- Compressor
- Keyboard Split mode
-The user can save Wavetables
-The user can load Custom Wavetables
-The user can change the pitch with Vibrato, simple pitch, or envelope pitch
-Transient increase
-Custom Tremolo
-Bit crusher
-High quality wavetable synthesis
-Wavetable editor

home page

http://www.bitsonic.eu/wt01.html

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8.08.16 @ 10:47

Helene Fischer	status	registered	posts	comments	rating
Helene Fischer	Resident	31.12.2015	47	49	+1198

thats why i have the link provided above in the homepage.

8.08.16 @ 14:43

nstock222	status	registered	comments	rating
nstock222	Member	20.06.2015	4	0

Who the hell releases a synth intended to be on the market later to the Windows users only? Did these guys learn nothing from Imagine Line? You don't make money by only releasing to the crowd that is more likely to use free or k'd software.

9.08.16 @ 02:40

lpu2n	status	registered	comments	rating
lpu2n	Resident	2.08.2015	696	+329

Again with the Mac elitism attitude. Where does it say that Windows users are more likely to crack? Any proof? I see plenty of Mac cracks on here. Image-Line have been around for a long time and are continuing to grow, developing for the Win platform.

I can think of companies that release only for Mac, like Airwindows. I wish they'd make Win versions, but they haven't for whatever reason. The same basic logic applies here - why make plugins only for a platform with much less aggregate users? Doesn't mean it's a bad thing, just a decision the developers made for their own reasons. Besides, isn't this synth freeware?

10.08.16 @ 02:29