AAS and Cipryan Bot have published Real Illusions, a new patch library for the Multiphonics CV-2 modular Synthesizer plugin, and launched a 50% OFF sale.
In April, Applied Acoustics Systems released the second generation of their modular synthesizer Multiphonics CV. The Waveshaper update followed in August, making the synth even more extensive—many features with almost endless possibilities.
Too many options, no problem. There are new patch examples, aka presets. AAS has published a new sound pack for the Multiphonics CV-2 Synthesizer.
AAS Real Illusions
Real Illusions is a new sound pack for the Multiphonics CV-2 and free AAS Player plugins in collaboration with Romanian sound designer Cipryan Bot. The library features 100 new sounds, including 20 unique one-shots along with four sequenced rhythmic variations and 15 patches for the new Multiphonics CV-2 FX version.
Press Release
With Real Illusions, Romanian sound designer Cipryan Bot explores Multiphonics’ rhythmic capabilities with a collection of one-shot percussion sounds accompanied with inspiring rhythmic variations generated with the sequencer module.
Real Illusions offers both a touch of realism and electronic resonance in a library of “ready to use” rhythmic sequences which expertly leverage the creative strengths of modular synthesis.
Effortlessly elevate your production across multiple music genres by stacking up rhythmic layers for original groove-infused beat patterns. Refine your recordings using robust macros, carefully routed to enhance the character and dynamism in your performance.
AAS Real Illusions sound pack is available now for an introductory price of $19 instead of $39. It is compatible with the Multiphonics CV-2 and the free AAS Player.
Multiphonics CV-2 + the new sound pack is now on sale for $75 instead of $150, M CV-2 + PackS sound pack for $99 instead of $199, and individual sounds pack are $19 instead of $39. This 50% OFF promotion is valid until October 23, 2023. The plugin runs as a 64-bit VST2, VST3, AU, and AAX plugin on macOS (Intel + native Apple Silicon) and Windows.
More information here: Applied Acoustics Systems
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