Xfer Serum 1.2.0b5 Cracked Entire Version for Mac OS X + Windows


Xfer Serum Crack includes a Wavetable editor created appropriate in you are able to build your own personal wavetables in a variety of ways. Import audio directly from audio documents plus much more.





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Serum could be the initial synthesizer from Xfer Records, creators on the enduringly helpful LFO Tool. Its aims are uncomplicated: to generally be a ‘dream synth’, which in this case interprets to some wavetable synthesizer creating high-quality audio from a ‘workflow-oriented’ interface.


Wavetables have been very first developed by Wolfgang Palm of PPG, the thought later on taken up by Waldorf and Access (among some others). The distinctive sound is derived from groups of digital waveforms, recognized collectively as wavetables. Motion and tonal complexity are launched by scanning the desk, either manually or by modulators these as LFOs and envelopes. Potentially as a result of potential for complexity, it is a synthesis form well-suited to your graphical planet of VST-land, for this reason the various examples that exist, trumping the older hardware in fidelity as well as in the amount of wavetables.


Offered in VST, AAX and AU formats (both of those 32- and 64-bit), Serum is much further than its unencumbered panel indicates. It ships with a big vault of well prepared wavetables and an intensive toolkit to roll and condition your own personal. As dreams go, it’s a good start…





Plain & Simple


After a brief and pain-free installation, you’re presented with an interface of unparalleled directness and welcoming clarity. Given the quantity of messy, confusing and inconsistent synth panels I find myself juggling each day, this one is a delight. I couldn’t even find fault with the grey background as it perfectly highlights the subtly coloured wavetables, filters, envelopes and LFOs. I doubt anyone will seek the manual with any great urgency.


Aided by a crack team of patch designers, Serum ships with approximately 450 factory sounds. A quick perusal reveals a wealth of sweet pads and bright, fuzzy strings, as you’d probably expect. Equally impressive, though, are the hard, deep and cutting basses, plus extra snappy ‘plucks’ than a harpist on speed. Strolling through the collection, you’re left with an impression of shimmering uppers and rock-solid bottoms, peppered with razor-sharp leads. I did find it odd that the obvious capacity for atmospherics and cinematic audio design wasn’t additional fully explored, whilst simultaneously relishing doing so myself.


Tables In Motion


The four possible sound sources consist of two independent wavetable oscillators, a sub-oscillator and a deluxe noise generator. It’s an architecture as familiar as it is logical, which means there’s nothing to stop you plunging in right away.


Selecting a single oscillator unprocessed by filter or effects, I began auditioning the factory wavetables. They’re selected from categories such as Analog, Digital, Spectral, User and Vowel, and while the names give a superb idea what to expect, it is the pervasive clarity that hits you. With over 140 tables to choose from, I could have happily spent days selecting wavetables and manually hurtling through them using the ‘WT Pos’ knob. Instead, I set an LFO to automatically update the position, achieving the task by simply dragging the header tile of a chosen LFO on the knob in question. This is one of several methods of assigning modulation and took around a second from thought to execution. The modulation range is shown by a blue arc, which in this case I extended around the knob in order to scan the whole desk. You could see how many destinations each modulator has by numbers on the header tiles.


Visual treats


The whole Serum interface is alive with animated visualisations that make it easy to see what’s modulating what - from dots that move on envelopes as they’re triggered, to oscillator waveforms that twist and warp as they evolve.


SPECS


Serum comes with over 450 presets, 144 wavetables.


Readily available as VST, AU, AAX both 32 and 64bit.


System Requirements:


CPU with SSE2


Windows 7 SP1, or Mac OS X 10.6 or greater


VST2.4 , AU or AAX compatible host software.