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Fors Opal v1.3 [Max for Live]
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Fors Opal v1.3 [Max for Live]

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Rhythm machine Opal is an instrument made for intricate pattern creation. With parameter locks, probability, conditionals, ratcheting, independent track length, time division and traversal, it's a breeze to program exciting patterns. Drum synthesizer Opal comes with four distinct, highly malleable, synthesizers and two sequenceable effects. While the synths are tailored for creating drum sounds, it's up to you to choose where, or if, the line between percussion and melody is drawn. System requirements Minimum: Ableton Live Suite 10.1+ macOS 10.11.6, Intel i5, 4GB RAM Windows 7, Intel i5, 4GB RAM Recommended: Ableton Live Suite 11+ macOS 12, M1, 8GB RAM Windows 10, Intel i7, 8GB RAM Opal is a collection of Max for Live devices only compatible in Ableton Live with either Suite or the Max for Live add-on. Live 10 users may need to ensure that the Max runtime is at least 8.3.1

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