Beat English
Ausgabe 09/2020

In our huge Synth Secrets feature, we dig deep into the bag of tricks and reveal tips for synthesizers and instruments from everyday studio life that not everyone knows. We show you how to create your own signature sounds with software and hardware synths and with effects, specialized tools and DAWs. Furthermore, professionals like Dada Life, Black Sun Empire, Dirty South, Celldweller and Alex Pfeffer will reveal their favorite tools and techniques for creating unique sounds. http://bit.ly/BeatMagazin

Syntronik Oberheim OXa and d16 Sigmund free with the issue downloads

 

Software licenses guaranteed during month of release, after that available while stock lasts. You can check the availability of each product here [link to https://www.plugins-samples.com/all-issues/]

Our plug-in highlight, Syntronik OXa captures the legendary warmth and thickness of Oberheim‘s OB-X and OB-Xa polyphonic analog synths in detail. This sample instrument covers an enormous range from bass and lead sounds to lush pads. Thanks to the layering- and split-functions and the flexible arpeggiator, it delivers inspiring song ideas in no time.
If you like echo effects with charm and spacey delay experiments, Sigmund is a joy to work with! Our full version by d16 is much more than a delay effect: The plug-in is a real secret weapon for delay and modulation effects of any kind. But the remarkably flexible creative tool is also equipped for exciting filter and distortion effects and complex modulations.

17 GB of valuable software

As usual, you will find a multi-faceted range of exciting plug-ins, sounds and samples in our magazine download. A highlight is our Zampler soundbank Electric Prophet, for which we sampled sounds from Sequential Pro 3 & Prophet 08. This month‘s sample and sound collection is also extremely diverse, with crisp kicks, futuristic glitch sounds and expressive piano and synth sounds.
All sounds are available in difrent formats and are royalty-free and for free use in your own productions.

In review: Roland Jupiter Xm, Elektron Model:Cycles and more

This compact Jupiter Xm offers a huge arsenal of emulated analog classics and modern Roland sounds on a digital base. With replicas of synthesizers like Jupiter-8, Juno-106, JX-8P and SH- 101 and drum machines like TR-808, TR-909, CR-78, the Jupiter Xm provides a fully equipped virtual-analog vintage studio