- SYNTHOGY IVORY 2 TORRENT INSTALL
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- SYNTHOGY IVORY 2 TORRENT MAC
Session PlayerĪ new feature in Ivory II is the Session page. The Ambience section is comparatively well specified, offering seven algorithms, from 'Room' through to a slightly trippy 'Curved Space', along with HF damping and up to 100ms pre-delay. What's more, they take only a very small slice of your processor. These are arguably of more use to the stand‑alone Ivory II than to the plug‑in, but either way it's nice to have these useful treatments on tap. Ivory II is provided with a three-band EQ (shelving LF and HF, parametric mid), Chorus, and Ambience. Part of a preset are its effects settings, and you adjust these, or load and save new ones, in the Effects page. EffectsĪ full‑size browser pane temporarily replaces the graphical interface when you're searching for Program, Session and Effects presets.
SYNTHOGY IVORY 2 TORRENT PLUS
The eight good pad sounds available, plus associated level, transpose, decay and release controls, point to this being somewhat more than an afterthought. Used unwisely, it can be nauseatingly sickly, but actually it's a handy thing to have available. Unexpected - and unexpectedly useful too.Īnother trick up Ivory II's sleeve is a Synth layer, which lets you layer a gentle 'halo' pad on top of your chosen piano. The effect ranges from subtle EQ‑like shifts, through hyped 'house' piano variations, to bizarre, plummy inharmonicity and plasticky Casiotone timbres. There's also an intriguing parameter called Timbre Shift, which appears to enable some sort of resampling process to skew the spectral balance of whichever keyset you've loaded.
If tweaking is your thing, there are five possible piano lid positions, 'performer' and 'audience' stereo perspectives, and knobs for adjusting release time, key noise, timbre (a gentle low‑pass filter), dynamic range, stereo width and level. If you need to make Ivory II run leaner, the additional sample sets and resonances can be disabled, and a separate Keyset browser gives access to sounds with fewer velocity layers, or alternative velocity mappings. The last two are DSP‑based processes, and you can adjust both the level of what they contribute and the soundboard characteristics. These include sample 'keysets' with 16 or 18 velocity layers, key release and una corda sample sets, plus sustain (damper pedal) resonance and sympathetic resonance.
SYNTHOGY IVORY 2 TORRENT FULL
Synthogy provides 16 factory presets for each piano type, most of which utilise the full capabilities of the playback engine.
Click the pop‑up menu and you get a full‑size browser overlay. Festooned with knobs and pop‑ups for dreaming up your own piano presets, it also has a straightforward preset-management section at top right. The heart of Ivory II is the Program page. Ivory II Grand Pianos presents the same user interface whether it's running as a plug‑in or as one of the stand‑alone applications 'Ivory Standalone' on the Mac and 'Ivory Cantabile' on Windows. Compared to some piano instruments, too, there's also quite good scope for creative sculpting of the basic sounds. Nor does Ivory II force you to use all available bells and whistles there are plenty of options to limit processing and memory demands for those moments when your computer is about to topple over.
SYNTHOGY IVORY 2 TORRENT INSTALL
And while a good 82GB of disk space is used up by a full installation, you're not bound to install all the piano types. The pianos are a Bösendorfer 290 Imperial Grand, Steinway D Concert Grand and Yamaha C7 Grand (think jazz, classical and pop respectively, if you're into generalisations).
SYNTHOGY IVORY 2 TORRENT MAC
It runs on Mac and PC, as a stand‑alone application or as an Audio Unit, VST or RTAS plug‑in for your DAW. One thing's for sure - Ivory II Grand Pianos should appeal to a range of users. It sits alongside their specialist Italian Grand and Upright Pianos libraries, and the whole range builds on the original, very successful Ivory, which was reviewed so positively in the March 2005 issue of SOS. Ivory II Grand Pianos is the principal product in US piano‑sampling specialists Synthogy's line‑up. This is where you load, save and tweak sounds. The heart of Grand Pianos: the Program page. Can its successor improve on that legacy? Synthogy's Ivory piano library was met with enormous acclaim on its release.
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