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Swierk

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Product information

Swierk is a classic VA subtractive synthesizer, with plenty of modulation sources and destinations to make your sounds move and grow. Swierk has a classic architecture and layout for ease of use allowing the user to get sounds up and running quickly with minimum fuss. If you are after a classic unison lead or squelchy bass Swierk can do the job however, if you wish to dig deeper this instrument provides the parameters and functions to push you sound design to different places.

Features

2 Oscillators (each consists of the following):

  • Waveforms (Saw, Triangle and Square)
  • Width (Square waveform)
  • Octave range (32, 16, 8, 4, 2)
  • Semitone (-12 to +12)
  • Fine tune (-1 to +1 semitone)
  • Unison/detune (up to 7 voices per oscillator)
  • Sync (Oscillator 1 master, Oscillator 2 slave)
  • 1 Sub Oscillator
  • Sine wave 
  • Octave range (-3 to 0 octaves)

1 Noise Generator

  • Noise type (White/Pink)

Mixer:

  • Volume for each sound generator (oscillators 1+2, Sub and Noise)
  • Pan for each sound generator + reset to centre switch.

Low Pass Filter:

  • Frequency cut off
  • Cut off point resonance

Envelopes:

  • 2 ADSR envelopes (Attack, decay, sustain, release)
  • Envelope amount

2 Low Frequency Oscillators (LFO) (each consists of the following):

  • 4 waveforms (Sine, Saw, Triangle and Square)
  • Width (Square waveform)
  • LFO rate (user defined/sync to host)
  • Wave cycle re-trigger
  • Re-trigger wave position
  • LFO mix panel (LFOs 1+2 can be mixed together to create another modulation source).
  • Master Volume

Midi Control:

  • Pitch bend wheel
  • Pitch bend range (1 to 12 semitones)
  • Modulation wheel
  • Midi channel (All, 1 to 16)
  • Re-trigger
  • Mono mode
  • Left click controls for midi learn, unlearn and edit
  • Internal Modulation Matrix
  • 8 Modulation slots (with invert source signal and source to amount control)
  • Sources
  • Envelope 1
  • Envelope 2
  • LFO1
  • LFO2
  • LFO 1+2
  • 20 Destinations
  • Oscillator 1 pitch
  • Oscillator 1 width
  • Oscillator 1 mix
  • Oscillator 2 pitch
  • Oscillator 2 width
  • Oscillator 2 mix
  • Sub pitch
  • Sub mix
  • Noise type
  • Noise mix
  • Filter cut off
  • Master volume
  • Oscillator 1 unison detune
  • Oscillator 2 unison detune
  • Filter resonance
  • Oscillator 1 pan
  • Oscillator 2 pan
  • Sub oscillator pan
  • Noise pan
  • Global pitch

External Modulation Matrix:

  • 8 Modulation slots (with invert source signal and source to amount control)
  • 5 Sources
  • Pitch wheel
  • Mod wheel
  • Velocity
  • Aftertouch
  • Kef follow
  • 33 Destinations
  • Oscillator 1 pitch
  • Oscillator 1 width
  • Oscillator 1 mix
  • Oscillator 2 pitch
  • Oscillator 2 width
  • Oscillator 2 mix
  • Sub pitch
  • Sub mix
  • Noise type
  • Noise mix
  • Filter cut off
  • Master volume
  • LFO1 rate
  • LFO1 width (Square waveform)
  • LFO2 rate
  • LFO2 width (Square waveform)
  • IM amount 1 (This sends the chosen source signal to the amount of internal modulation matrix slot 1 e.g. You select “MOD WHEEL” as your source, you select “IM AMOUNT 1” as your destination. The mod wheel will now control the signal amount of Internal modulation Slot 1)
  • IM amount 2
  • IM amount 3
  • IM amount 4
  • IM amount 6
  • IM amount 7
  • IM amount 8
  • Oscillator 1 unison detune
  • Oscillator 2 unison detune
  • Filter resonance
  • Oscillator 1 pan
  • Oscillator 2 pan
  • Sub oscillator pan
  • Noise pan
  • LFO 1 + 2 mix
  • Global pitch

System Requirements

  • Saltline plugins are 32 bit VST instruments and effects for windows and as such require a VST host program to run.
  • PC: WinXP or later
Installation Instructions

Installation

1. To install SonicXTC Music software, first unzip the downloaded. (for demonstration purposes we're using the Bass Gnomes Clarity)

2. Next follow the file directory - Computer / System (C:) / Program Files / Steinberg - and drag the .dll file into the Steinberg folder.

3. Open up your DAW and your software will now be ready to use.

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