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Waldorf Microwave 1 Plugin v2.0.2 [WiN]
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Waldorf Microwave 1 Plugin v2.0.2 [WiN]

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A Legend Returns The Microwave defined hybrid synthesis at its best with its unique interpretation of wavetable synthesis combined with analogue filters. Now Waldorf Music brings this magical instrument back to digital workstations worldwide with the release of the Microwave 1 Plug-in. What's new in Version 2? New Sound & Performance Features ❯ Expanded polyphony via additional voice cards (8 → 32 voices) with preserved micro-timing and variation. ❯ New playback modes including Round Robin and Random Robin. ❯ Polyphonic arpeggiator per instrument part. ❯ Global arpeggiator with round robin options. ❯ Creative delay effect with filter, tremolo, diffusion and pitch shifting. ❯ Redesigned preset browser with favourites, search and direct instrument part loading. ❯ Multi-level undo/redo for parameter editing. ❯ Simultaneous editing of multiple instrument parts. ❯ New presets from mixer, engineer, and producer Chuck Zwicky. Waldorf Microwave 1 Plugin v2.0.2 Team R2R

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