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ULTRA-SHARP SYNTHESIZER
INNOVATIVE, ADDITIVE
At the vanguard of additive synthesis, RAZOR delivers character like no other. Discover cutting edge sound design with unparalleled dynamics and a precise sound identity suited to tense basses, bristling leads and shifting, sci-fi soundscapes. Created by maverick Berlin producer Errorsmith in partnership with Native Instruments, RAZOR’s approach to additive synthesis is pragmatic and musical – providing detailed control without sacrificing usability.
So shake off the virtual analog dust – go additive and sharpen your studio cuts with RAZOR.
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THE SOUND OF ADDITIVE SYNTHESIS
In additive synthesis, the sound is constructed from partials – single sine waves firing in parallel, changing amplitude and even frequency over time. The resulting sound remains clear and precise at all times, even when heavily modulated.
RAZOR’s additive engine consists of up to 320 partials. Everything you hear – the filters, the stereo imaging, even the reverbs and delays are created by manipulating these individual sine waves. This gives RAZOR an up-front, high-resolution sound, unmistakably different to other software synthesizers.
RAZOR’S EDGE
Apart from outstanding sound quality, the level of control in additive synthesis provides a host of new possibilities for shaping sound. Here are some examples of what’s possible in RAZOR:
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- Creative filters – variable slopes and boosts
- Dissonance – from modulating single partials to compressing the whole sound
- Reverb per-partial – the reverb tail follows pitch
- Partial panning – pan parts of the frequency spectrum separately
- Complex formants – as filters and oscillators
- Echo steps – create evolving echoes
- Vocoder – an exceptional 34-band vocoder
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DESIGNED FOR MUSICIANS
RAZOR’s interface draws on familiar concepts from ‘traditional’ synthesizers. You’ll recognize the oscillators, filter section, and many other parameters, but the options are new – the formant or the waterbed settings, for example. This combination of new and familiar makes creating sounds surprisingly simple.
RAZOR has been designed for musicians, not scientists. The entire interface is compact and focused, with a straightforward internal modulation framework and a large graphical display. When you’re creating sounds, this display provides helpful visual feedback and some beautiful 3D graphics.
