SM Pro Audio V-Machines User Manual
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V-‐Machine Operating Manual
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SM Pro Audio
six-‐note-‐polyphonic
analog-‐type
synth
with
one
oscillator,
one
envelope
generator,
and
a
basic
arpeggiator.
ElektroStudio
Tapeotronic.
The
sounds
of
the
Mellotron
(a
’60s-‐era
keyboard
that
played
sounds
from
lengths
of
analog
recording
tape)
are
evoked
by
the
Tapeotronic.
Flute,
vocal
choir, and a string section, all delightfully lo-‐fi.
e-phonic Drumatic 3. An analog-‐style drum machine that replicates some of the cool sounds
from
the
legendary
Roland
TR-‐808.
Graphic
editing
in
the
VFX
Application
is
highly
recommended,
as
each
of
the
seven
drums
in
the
kit
has
three
multi-‐segment
envelopes.
(For
more
information,
visit
www.e-‐phonic.com.)
e-phonic Invader. A standard two-‐oscillator virtual analog synth that can produce a range of
sci-‐fi sound effects thanks to its dual modulators.
e-phonic Solo String. A physical model of a plucked string, with control over the string length
and decay time, plus lowpass and highpass filters in series for a fatter or thinner twang.
eSLine String Machine. A digital emulation of the ARP Solina, a ’70s-‐era analog string
machine. Just the thing to go with your lava lamp and bell-‐bottoms.
IK Multimedia SampleTank 2 SE. A good selection of multi-‐sampled instruments adds to the
V-‐Machine’s
sonic
palette.
SampleTank
gives
you
several
basses,
brass,
woodwinds,
drum
kits,
guitars,
pianos,
organs,
and
more.
All
of
the
sounds
can
be
filtered
and
modulated,
and
effects
can be added. (For more information, visit www.ikmultimedia.com.)
Motion. If generating hypnotic step sequencer patterns is your thing, Motion (see the graphic
editing
panel
in
Figure
3.2)
is
the
synth
for
you.
It
has
two
tone
generators
–
a
virtual
analog
and
a
phase
distortion.
These
are
controlled
by
separate
16-‐step
sequencers
for
pitch
and
filter
cutoff,
another
sequencer
that
sends
gates
to
the
envelope
generators,
and
six
separate
LFOs
for rhythmic modulation. (For more information, visit www.ugoaudio.com.)