DiscoDSP Corona v7.1.0 [WiN]

Corona is a hybrid synth combining virtual analog and wavetable synthesis. Three VA/WAVE oscillators with 16 combine modes, Super 7 and Super 7+ unison modeled on the Roland® JP-8080, dual zero-delay feedback filters, a 32-step arpeggiator, 3 LFOs, 3 ADSR envelopes, an 8-destination modulation matrix, and built-in distortion and chorus. Sequencer Mode Corona 7 Sequencer arpeggiator mode turns the velocity lane into a 12 semitone note grid with key transpose and three trigger modes: SEQ HOLD runs while a key is held, SEQ TOGGLE latches until the same key is pressed again, and SEQ SYNC holds a new key until the loop wraps, so re-pitching never breaks the pattern mid-bar. Edit > Record arms a step cursor driven from MIDI in: C4-B4 write a semitone, C3 ties, D3 rests and E3 steps back. Generate Sequence builds a playable bassline with one scale per take, a groove template, the root on the downbeat and a resolution at the end of the bar. Edit > Export MIDI writes the pattern as a one-bar loop with ties merged into held notes, M1 and M2 as CC22 and CC23, and host tempo and time signature in a leading tempo track. MIDI Learn and Mod Matrix Presets MIDI Learn with CC overlay badges on every assignable control. Edit > MIDI, click a control, move a knob and you're done. MIDI boards group by manufacturer. Mod matrix has 30 destination presets in the Destination dropdowns. Arpeggiator has a Show/Hide toggle and scroll-wheel support for ArpSteps. Synth1 and JP-8000/8080 Import Drag-and-drop import for Synth1 (.sy1) presets and SysEx import for the Roland JP-8000 and JP-8080, so you can load existing patches you already know rather than rebuilding them. Oscillator combine modes Three oscillators run through operator combine modes (12 in Phase mode, 16 in Detune mode), so the same three sources cover ground from clean stacks to FM and ring-mod territory: Classic Additive. Subtractive. Multiplicative. Pythagorean. Sync. Ring Modulation. Phase Modulation. Bitwise modes Standard and absolute AND, OR, XOR applied to waveform samples at the binary level. Doesn't sound like additive or subtractive, it sounds like bit math, with the digital grit and pseudo-rhythmic artifacts that come with it. DiscoDSP Corona v7.1.0 Team R2R