New Synth Obscurium by Sugar Bytes is a Timbral Organism

July 16, 2015

Want a dazzling array of organic and lively sounds, delivering spherical pads, bubbly arpeggios and deadly percussion attacks???

Then you’ll be interested in Obscurium.

Sugar Bytes, makers of one of my favorite VST plugins Egoist have just introduced a generative synthesizer with a 32 step motion sequencer called Obscurium.

“Obscurium generates scales, chords, arpeggios and combines these with FM and Analog Synthesis or any VST plugin.

Create unbelievable sound textures, chord sequences or even drums. The sound is always organic, mysterious and very clear.”

Watch the Obscurium Walkthrough Video on Youtube

More videos at the Sugar Bytes Youtube Channel

“Obscurium synthesizes harmony and sound and offers lots of new tools to create and modify sounds and sequences. Like a modular system, it allows for most complex circuits, yet easily accessible. Obscurium is a sound-design playground and can be used as a “one-finger-synth” or classical keyboard.”

Obscurium Features

8-voice Saw, Pulse, Super-Saw und FM Synthesis

More than 400 excellent presets incl. pads, drums, atmos

Motion Sequencer delivering sequential melodies and sounds, plus Plugin Automation

Draw Tools, Modifiers and Super Obscure Mode to build and modify sequences

Generative harmonies at your fingertips or normal MIDI-Input

Shift Fader to freely swap parameters and targets

VST Plugin Hosting

Get more info on Obscurium and download the demo HERE

Listen to Audio demos of Obscurium on Soundcloud

Obscurium System Requirements

Windows (32/64 bit)
XP or higher, 2GHz, 2GB RAM
Mac OS X (32/64 bit)
10.6.7 or higher, 2GHz, 2GB RAM
Interfaces
Mac OS X: VST / AU / RTAS / AAX*
Windows: VST / RTAS / AAX*

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