Ugo Ironhead 1.5 & M-theory 1.0 & Metallurgy 1.5 & Tunguska 1.1 VST
Ugo Ironhead 1.5 & M-theory 1.0 & Metallurgy 1.5 & Tunguska 1.1 VST | 28,5 MB
Tunguska is a multi effect that was designed especially to be a companion to Ironhead. It can be useful as a master effect for the whole kit, or on specific percussion sounds sent to Tunguska from Ironhead's additional outputs. (or used with any other audio source.)Metallurgy is a PC VST multi effect that is capable of providing sounds ranging from some basic, subtle, filter tweaks to twisted, complex, walls of sound that bear virtually no resemblance to the original audio.M-theory is a hybrid synth that is built around the Karplus-Strong delay based physical modeling technique, and uses samples, VA oscillators, and noise to drive the delay based oscillator; resulting in a very wide range of high quality synthetic and hybrid acoustic modeled sounds.Ironhead's interface has been built to provide a simple set of controls that make it fast, easy, and fun to use. With Ironhead, you can get to a cool and interesting percussion sound quickly, without having to get too caught up in all the synth programming details of how to get there.
Tunguska's two key components are its granulator and filter, both of which can be morphed between two states, allowing you to bring additional movement to your grooves.
Tunguska may be a small effect, but the effect it can have over incoming audio can range from subtle tweaks to your sound, to mutating it into something completely different from the original…and all with the same fast and easy interface style of Ironhead.
Features:
- Fast and fun interface style of Ironhead
- Pitch shifting granulator (morphable)
- Resonant filter (morphable)
- Distortion
- Downsampling
- Dual delay (BPM sync with dotted notes)
- Morphing (controled by LFO, automation, MIDI)
- Envelope follower
- Stereo signal path
- 32 presets
Metallurgy offers 3 filters with multiple modulation options, 2 very digital distortions, 2 downsamplers, dual delay, an envelope follower, a gate sequencer, and a Metal effect that, in addition to flanging and metallic effects, also provides the ability to produce pitched sequences. You can even play the pitches via MIDI input, nearly turning Metallurgy into an synth in it's own right.
Metallurgy was designed with drums, bass, and synths in mind, but it works well with a wide variety of input material and is useful for many styles of music. I always encourage experimentation with all my VST's but it's especially so with this one since, by virtue of being an effect, you can run anything you want through it. So just feed it lots of different stuff, see what it spits out, and have fun!