KV331 Audio SynthMaster Player - Preset Software Synthesizer Plug-In (Download)

KV331 Audio SynthMaster Player preset software synthesizer plug-in is a simplified version of the company's semi-modular SynthMaster software synthesizer, but with limited editing capabilities. It is perfect for users who prefer to use presets rather than designing their own sounds. SynthMaster Player comes with 1700 factory presets created by a team of top sound designers. To modify a preset sound, users have the option to edit up to twelve parameters with two knobs and two XY pads. The plug-in features a comprehensive browser with separate search criteria for instrument type, preset attributes, music style, or preset author. 1700 Factory Presets Comes with 1700 factory presets created by a world-class team of sound designers: Arksun, Aelyx Design, Aiyn Zahev, Bluffmunkey, BigTone, Frank Xenox Neumann, Gercek Dorman, Michael Kastrup, Nori Ubukata, Rob Lee, Umit Insigna Uy, Ufuk Kevser, Teoman Pasinlioglu, Vandalism, Vorpal Sound, and Brian Xenos Lee Easy Parameter Editing Each preset has eight knobs and two XY pads assigned by the sound designer Users can edit these parameters to modify the preset's timbre Edit the bypass states of layer/global effects assigned for each preset  The easy parameters can be linked to MIDI controllers via the easy-to-use Midi Learn feature Microtuning SynthMaster Player supports Scala tuning Tuning can be set either for each preset or globally by loading a Scala tuning file Preset Browser Comprehensive preset browser with separate search criteria for instrument type, preset attributes, music style, or preset author Helps you find sounds quickly Multiple Skins Plug-in comes with 2 different skins in different color variations Users can customize the existing skins or create their own custom interfaces—requires user interface editor (included in SynthMaster/SynthMaster Demo, available separately) Cross-Platform VST, AU, and AAX Runs as a VST and AAX instrument on both Windows and Mac OS X, and as an Audio Unit instrument on Mac OS X