* First row of buttons are to turn generators on/off.
* Phase buttons to switch variations position.
* Var: Adjust the level of variation depending of the generator.
* Vol: Volume knobs for each generator.
* Density: Sets the noise density on the clicks, dust and friction generators.
* Main Vol: Main volume of the sum of all generators.
* Fq: Frequency or "tuning" of each generator.
A single-stream quasi-synchronous granulator which also features an analog filter to further manipulate the sound with a smooth lowpass, phatpass (with some big bottom end)and highpass formant hybrid settings. The sonix interface is very easy on the eyes and the gui gives sonix the look of hardware rather than software. All the main controls can be automated of course so you get 'full control' over your audio grains, and metering is courtesy of a standard RMS sensing VU which monitors the mono input level only.
Sonix buffers input audio and releases it in discrete grains of a specified duration, at a specified rate. Random variation can also be applied to the grain length and grain rate, and the grains amplitude can be shaped with six different envelopes.
The CS-80V is the reproduction of the legendary Yamaha� CS-80, which is considered by many as the "ultimate polyphonic synthesizer".
Creakbox Bassline is a mono synth with a built in sequencer. It has a 5 octave range and sounds very much like a killer little box many try to duplicate.
A bit limited, but it is a great synth to add to your collection.
The link is broken, I can't download it.
I figure it out and try learning.