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Karoryfer Caveman Cosmonaut v1.000 [Sforzando]
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Karoryfer Caveman Cosmonaut v1.000 [Sforzando]

1 min read 93.2 MB
Caveman Cosmonaut is an anachronistic instrument using samples of a 1980s Unitra B 11 transistor organ with modern modulations. Key features: Bass oscillator with four selectable sounds. Three non-bass oscillators with seven selectable sounds. AHDSR volume envelope. Lowpass filter with controls for cutoff, resonance, keytracking and an envelope. Vibrato with three targets, delay and fade. Independent, random humanization of vibrato for each voice. Unison mode for non-bass oscillators with width, and separate constant detune and temporary detune. Polyphonic mode and mono mode with portamento time control. 370 samples. 93 MB download size. This SoundBank is free but you need this R2R-ed one to use from our ARIA + AlterEgo release. This is due to the protection scheme. Even free bank has RSA signed license in the information file.

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