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nLab Synthesis Grano v1.1 [Reaktor]
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nLab Synthesis Grano v1.1 [Reaktor]

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nLab Synthesis has announced the release of the Gran├╢ ensemble for Native Instruments Reaktor 6, a granular synth that combines great sonic potential with a simple and intuitive interface. Take a sample like a synth line, a field recording or a drums loop and start to handling until you'll come on a unexplored sonic territory. It's well suited for ambient, experimental, noise artists, sound designers but it works as well on a more conventional approach. Gran├╢ features 4-voice granular synthesizer with Drone/Keyboard mode. XY Pad Automation for grain position and volume. 2-pole State Variable Filter. 2 dedicated ADSR Envelope for Filter and Amp. 2 unique swappable Multi-effects wired in series with 2 XY Pad Automations. Modulation Matrix with 5 slots, independent LFOs and 2 assignable Automations. Quantizer with 10 Scales to play and modulate in tune. Parallel Master Compressor/Limiter. Global Randomizer. Low CPU usage.

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

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Yes, nLab Synthesis Grano v1.1 [Reaktor] works with all major DAWs including FL Studio, Ableton Live, Logic Pro, and more.

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