Plugin Boutique present VirtualCZ, inspired by an iconic series of digital synthesizers made in the 1980s.

ABOUT THE SYNTH:

Many people fondly remember the CZ synths and they have become retro-classics that are highly sought after, having been used on countless techno, house, rave and synth-pop records in the late 80s and early 90s.

Many artists still use the CZ today for its unique sounds, including great pads and synth strings, screaming leads, big basses, weird FX, metallic percussion and above all RAVE ORGANS.

Like many timeless synths, it has a unique sonic quality and it will fill a hole in many people's synth arsenal.

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Graphic Design by eaReackon

"… Dear eaReckon user,

Recently I have been collaborating with Plugin Boutique and plug-in developer Oli Larkin on a new product - VirtualCZ, for which I have only designed the user interface.
VirtualCZ is an emulation of a classic digital synthesiser.
You will find more information about VirtualCZ and a demo version at Plugin Boutique.

As a supporter of eaReckon, you can benefit from a 20% discount on VirtualCZ.
VirtualCZ is branded by and exclusively available at Plugin Boutique and therefore, you will have to create an account at Plugin Boutique to purchase the product.
To purchase VirtualCZ with your discount, please paste the code into the voucher field during checkout.
The discount code will expire on the 8th of October (2014).
DISCOUNT CODE: VCZ20

Please note that VirtualCZ is not an eaReckon product.
Support requests and general inquiries will have to be addressed to Plugin Boutique.
That said, it has been a very interesting experience for me to work as a graphics designer on this project even if, of course, it is always a great joy to work on eaReckon projects!

Ok... back to the "kitchen"!
Various eaReckon things are waiting to be finalized there - Stay tuned!…"





That might interest some of you guys *yes*

Cheers

 

Phase Distortion not too many of those

 

I love phase distortion. And until now, the only solution to get an "alive" sound in this domain was hardware.
May be it will change

 

mmmm. On mac the demo doesn't save, better, it save but won't open anything cause the saved preset are just a bunch of useless random characters.

 

Can the deactivated knobs be operated by MIDI CC's from an external hardware or VST MIDI controller?

 

Thanks for the feedback on the demo version.