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The DIGISYNTHFM is a Fm synthesizer inspired on the "Digitone" Synth. It uses very similar configurations and algorythmics, but it is not the exact same, DIGISYNTHFM goes far away the limits of the Digitone algorhythms, it uses a one more modulator per voice scheme. After months trying different algorythmics schemes, we decided that adding a one more modulator works better for what we were looking for, and that is, weird FM synthesis!!! To check the Digitone Synth Manual here : https://www.manual.do/elektron/digitone/ma... If you are familiar with the Elektron products then you will find this synth very easy to understand, if you are not familiarized with the Elektron Machines then you can read the manual of the Digittone and get an idea of what this is about. Of course, we did not make the sequencer part, it may be ridiculous to do it since all the capabilities of native Ableton and Max For LIve sequencers have to offer. But even then, this Version 2 has a 16 step sequencer, and can be randomize and target to any parameter. This synthesizer will be in continuous development, adding more features, more presets, and better performance. and of course the upgrades will be for free for owners. For now, the DIGISYNTHFM has four fixed ratios, in the future, we will work on a system capable of giving to the user more flexibility, more subtle changes. In the FX area, we use the Bleep effects, courtesy of Beep. In the LFO area, we could go deep, but, again, it is nonsense to add more cpu processing when you can implement LFOs very easily in Ableton. We limited the amounts of LFO to 2. Lastly, the DIGISYNTHFM by Op.Oloop is a FM beast! Also, with the random function to apply to the ratios, it gives you tons of sound surprises, and modulating the Mix dial control with a soft sine wave, you have endless evolving sonorities.

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The DIGISYNTHFM is a Fm synthesizer inspired on the "Digitone" Synth. It uses very similar configurations and algorythmics, but it is not the exact same, DIGISYNTHFM goes far away the limits of the Digitone algorhythms, it uses a one more modulator per voice scheme. After months trying different algorythmics schemes, we decided that adding a one more modulator works better for what we were looking for, and that is, weird FM synthesis!!!

To check the Digitone Synth Manual here : https://www.manual.do/elektron/digitone/manual?p=90#google_vignette

If you are familiar with the Elektron products then you will find this synth very easy to understand, if you are not familiarized with the Elektron Machines then you can read the manual of the Digittone and get an idea of what this is about. Of course, we did not make the sequencer part, it may be ridiculous to do it since all the capabilities of native Ableton and Max For LIve sequencers have to offer.   

This synthesizer will be in continuous development, adding more features, more presets, and better performance. and of course the upgrades will be for free for owners.

For now, the DIGISYNTHFM has four fixed ratios, in the future, we will work on a system capable of giving to the user more flexibility, more subtle changes.

In the FX area, we use the Bleep effects, courtesy of Beep.

In the LFO area, we could go deep, but, again, it is nonsense to add more cpu processing when you can implement LFOs very easily in Ableton. We limited the amounts of LFO to 2.

Lastly, the DIGISYNTHFM by Op.Oloop is a FM beast! Also, with the random function to apply to the ratios, it gives you tons of sound surprises, and modulating the Mix dial control with a soft sine wave, you have endless evolving sonorities.

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Inspired by grant master Don Buchla, and his complex oscillators, and the Low Pass Gate, this device tries to emulate those behaviors, the devices comes with 22 presets as a start point. It can be complete modulated by Ableton LFOs and also you have an open window that shows the architecture of the synth. I have tried many ways to do it at the best resolution possible and I found this, using four oscillators, sine, triangle, saw and square are used and mixed. Then the signal goes to the overtones, a wavefolder effect to go after to the LPG emulation. Then you can choose what kind of filter you may need to apply to sculpt the sound you are looking. It is simple. It is mono, maybe in the future I develop a polyphinc version. Buy: Have fun! Op.Oloop.

See: https://youtu.be/Pzp1-L_GuNo

Buy: https://loopmusic.gumroad.com/l/cmqqp

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Inspired by grant master Don Buchla, and his complex oscillators, and the Low Pass Gate, this device tries to emulate those behaviors, the devices comes with 22 presets as a start point. It can be complete modulated by Ableton LFOs and also you have an open window that shows the architecture of the synth. I have tried many ways to do it at the best resolution possible and I found this, using four oscillators, sine, triangle, saw and square are used and mixed. Then the signal goes to the overtones, a wavefolder effect to go after to the LPG emulation. Then you can choose what kind of filter you may need to apply to sculpt the sound you are looking. It is simple. It is mono, maybe in the future I develop a polyphinc version.

Buy: https://loopmusic.gumroad.com/l/cmqqp

Have fun! Op.Oloop.

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OpOloop Y Coast Synth

Inspired by grant master Don Buchla, and his complex oscillators, and the Low Pass Gate, this device tries to emulate those behaviors, the devices comes with 22 presets as a start point. It can be complete modulated by Ableton LFOs and also you have an open window that shows the architecture of the synth.

I have tried many ways to do it at the best resolution possible and I found this, using four oscillators, sine, triangle, saw and square are used and mixed. 

Then the signal goes to the overtones, a wavefolder effect to go after to the LPG emulation. Then you can choose what kind of filter you may need to apply to sculpt the sound you are looking.

It is simple. It is mono, maybe in the future I develop a polyphinc version.

Have fun!

Op.Oloop.

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Op Oloop Rhythm LFO

Instead a classic LFO, Op Oloop Rhythm LFO is a sequential LFO, you can sequence the waveforms, the times divisions and randomize both to get crazy and rhythmical modulations.

I used on most of Cut Off Frequencies but it is also very fun to use with envelopes.

Enjoy!

Op.Oloop

Buy: https://loopmusic.gumroad.com/l/sahrs

See: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=diFCzDxUV8o

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Plaits!

Buy: https://loopmusic.gumroad.com/l/joeby

See: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FvHbcE1R5gI&t=2s

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