Here is physical modeling synth some might be interested in.
Superbooth presentation on Sonicstate:
@adfielding worked on a Reason+ sound pack for this, it’s capable of some amazing sounds
https://twitter.com/misterfielding/status/1650787140358348800
Sounds great, such a shame no MPE in Reason/Racks this would be a perfect MPE Synth.
yup, physical modeling without MPE is like a car without steering wheel …
Thanks mate! It’s a fascinating synth to play with, for sure. I’m mostly a noob when it comes to physical modelling synths (outside of some work with another Rack Extension, Friktion) but it was really fun trying to twist this to create some more otherworldly textures.
Also discussed here: Anyma Omega Keyboard and Desktop - New from Aodyo - #239 by icaria36
who developed this for propellerhead?
I believe it was developed in-house
some soundexamples from the Reasonstudios Objekt Challenge:
I did submit to that challenge as well, though mine is not showing up there for some reason.
I feel like i barely started scratching the surface after having been using it a lot since release.
I did struggle getting good drums out of it. It does great percussion, but drums that fit my style of house music, not so much. My tune would be much better (will be) with samples for the kick and the clap. Surely a better sound designer could make much better drums though.
Here it is:
Reason Objekt would be perfect for the MP Midi. ( thread )
Currently on sale with 60% off if anyone interested.
I have neither Reason or Objekt, but I want this thing as a standalone synth.
It is pretty dope. You should try it out and see how you like it!
Now you can, and then some, “standalone” within the rack
All rack extensions have a 1 month free trial with no limitations, btw
Thank you, Amazing!!! Just digging through the website on how to install the Objekt trial …
Edit - Got it: Objekt Modeling Synthesizer | Synthesize reality | Shop | Reason Studios
Yay! If you haven’t seen the beardyman vid posted above I recommend you check it out to hear what it does with the audio input ![]()
I’d but this immediately if it were a standalone piece of hardware. Amazing.