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Novation V-Station v2.6 [WiN, MacOSX]
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Novation V-Station v2.6 [WiN, MacOSX]

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The V-Station is a polyphonic soft-synth for Mac and PC. It has the same real 3-oscillator flexibility as the award winning K-Station, with powerful filters, 8-voice polyphony, simultaneous Novation FX. Programming V-Station is simple, because all the primary controls are on the main screen. Simply recall a named factory preset, tweak it and instantly save it in any of the 400 program locations. Key Features Novation Virtual Synthesis Industry-standard VSTi and Mac OSX Audio Unit plug-in format. Analogue Sound Modelling Digital-analogue sound based on K-Station sound engine. Arpeggiator with Sync-Lock Play rhythmical patterns in sync with an incoming MIDI clock. Simultaneous Effects Including reverb, chorus, phaser, delay, panning, distortion and EQ. Novation Synth Engine Powerful 3-oscillator sound engine with noise and FM capability. Presets 400 user programs and 200 factory presets provide a huge array of instant sounds.

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What formats are included in Novation V-Station v2.6 [WiN, MacOSX]?

This pack includes: multiple professional formats. All formats are industry-standard and compatible with major DAWs.

Is Novation V-Station v2.6 [WiN, MacOSX] compatible with my DAW?

Yes, Novation V-Station v2.6 [WiN, MacOSX] works with all major DAWs including FL Studio, Ableton Live, Logic Pro, and more.

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