Plug-in developers Linplug have released CRX4, the latest iteration of their ChronoX synth - or is it? While CRX4 does build on the ChronoX legacy, it changes the workflow, abandons a few older features, and introduces tons of new ones including:
- Filter saturation can be modulated
- Loaded loop sampler presets have samples now loaded successively (no gaps)
- Filter may be routed in serial or parallel
- LFO's speed can be modulated
- Up to 4 loop samplers
- Invisible, automatic master limiter
- Envelopes switchable between ADSFR and AHDSR mode
- Envelopes shape now individually adjustable for every phase
- Switchable MIDI Program/bank change (may be disabled in setup)
- Chorus now with invert switch
- Oscillators can be run up to +12 dB now
- Oscillators allow +-5 octave pitch modulation now (+-3 or -2/+5 before)
- Oscillator FM and AM now with much wider range (more intensity)
- Oscillator balance can be modulated
- All-on-one-edit-page design
- Larger sample display
- Extended envelope parameter modulation (sustain, hold)
- LFO frequency range up to 275 Hz
- New LFO waveforms (impulse, peak and random pulse)
- LFO one-shot mode
- Symmetry now working for LFO Noise too
- New noise oscillator with double filter, pitching and cross modulation
- Reworked oscillator with variable aliasing (thus compatible with CronoX 2 and 3).
- Switchable CronoX 2 sound compatibility (automatically on loading CronoX 2 presets).
- Editing functions (typically load, save, copy, paste and init for many modules)
- All sample content comes now in WAV format (for easier processing outside CrX4)
- New preset browser with full size bank or patch view
- MIDI-CC indicators next to preset name
- About 300 reworked CronoX 3 presets + about 200 new presets
CRX4 retails for $149. Or, upgrade from ChronoX 2 or 3 for $29.
Tuesday, August 28, 2012
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