Sell it and the process is ready to repeat itself. Then take out that single effect and build an instrument around it which is fully dedicated to that one effect. Pick out the things which seem to appeal to a good amount of people, no matter how easy (or relatively easy) it is to generate the effect. Chances are high that people will find crazy things to do with it. What I mean with that? Take a nice soft synth and release it onto the market. What I heard sounds nice, but I think its just another example of extensions coming into play. As such we're talking about a classic example of subtractive synthesis.Īs to the instrument itself. How easy can it be? By filtering your "material" (what a line…) you're taking away stuff from your original waveform(s). What he describes in the introduction (oscillators which "material" goes through filters) is *not* "additive synthesis", its quite the opposite. I am amazed that no one spotted the blunt error this guy is making. RAZOR also includes a library of 350 presets, with a focus on “cutting-edge electronic sound aesthetics”.ĭetails on Razor are available at the NI site. The user interface of RAZOR builds on familiar concepts of subtractive synthesizers. RAZOR also integrates a 34-band vocoder that can also be used to process external audio signals of any type. A further section provides an arsenal of “Dissonance Effects” that contribute to the sonic footprint of the instrument.
The two filter sections offers 20 different filter types including innovative formant, vowel and waterbed models. The dual oscillator section provides a wide arsenal of timbres, ranging from typical analog-style waveforms to unconventional models like “Primes”, “Sick Pitchbend” and “Hoover Sync”. RAZOR utilizes up to 320 partials for its sound shaping algorithms. If you’ve tried Razor, leave a comment with your thoughts!
RAZOR VST VS SIGNAL VST DOWNLOAD
RAZOR is available for download purchase in the NI Online Shop for $79/69 EUR.
You can get an in-depth look at how Razor works through the video above and find out why the new synth is like a microwave oven, jiggling reverb and all.
RAZOR VST VS SIGNAL VST SOFTWARE
Native Instruments today released RAZOR, its new software additive synthesis synthesizer, designed together with electronic artist Errorsmith.
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