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Massive X’s primary sound generation comes from the wavetable oscillators with banks of preset wavetables that can be twisted and modified in many more ways than in the original Massive Plugin (you get 10 modifiers with multiple sub-modes and individual controls to completely warp the sound at the oscillator level).

Its interface has two distinct rows of “rack modules”: The upper one always shows the synth controls, while the lower row switches between the different tabs for modulation, routing, and voice setup.

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The original Massive has 3 oscillators, where Massive X only features two, but it also features three insert effects slots for adding more oscillators, as well as 170 wavetables and wavetable mods that can be stacked on top for added flexibility. The original Massive synthesizer by Native Instruments, aside from Serum, is one of the best-known synthesizers of all time, but NI recently decided to release an updated version of their flagship synth, Massive X. Massive X by Native Instruments One of the most powerful synths out there!

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Lastly, LowEnhance comes with a 7-day free trial, so make sure to give it a try!įind out more about LowEnhance here. Uses: LowEnhance, as the name implies, was designed to make adding compression and saturation to the low-end as simple of a process as possible: It can be used to add thump and power to you kick drum, help your bass guitar sit better in the mix, or to add some grit and power to your synth lines.

Low filter band that lets you adjust the specific frequency range to process.

It offers simple controls that do what they are supposed to and all of this in an intuitive manner.Ĭharacter: While LowEnhance can sound quite mean and dirty when the saturation is cranked, I wouldn’t say it naturally adds character (unless you’re adding saturation, of course) since the compressor itself has a very clear sound that doesn’t add any coloration. User Interface: The LowEnhance was designed to look and feel simple. Lastly, THR LowEnhance allows you to select the exact frequency range you want it to process (from 40Hz and below, up to 250Hz) so that you can accurately affect the sound how you want to, and it also lets you solo that frequency range (or band) to have a more thorough listen. Some audio recording software, such as Audacity, don’t notify the plugin about the project’s tempo, which is why you can also set the tempo manually in the plugin to achieve the same results. THR LowEnhance also comes with a distortion module that lets you choose between two types of distortion (Overdrive and soft clipping), and the output volume also gets automatically compensated so that you don’t have to manually set it. LowEnhance Overdrive and Soft Clipping Module. In order to keep things simple, only fast & slow attack and release times are built in, which should cover most of your needs, but in addition to that, the LowEnhance features tempo-sync functionality, which sets the release time to 1/8th noters, 1/4 notes, etc., based on the project’s tempo. Its automatic gain makeup functionality works extremely well and lets you to dial in the needed compression without having to worry about the output volume, and contrary to other compressors, it doesn’t only take into account the threshold and ratio in order to calculate the makeup, but also attack and release times. Trap is all about the low-end, and that is where LowEnhance excels: Add snap and punch with compression, and then enhance the signal with some overdrive or soft clipping to achieve the desired feel.

The THR LowEnhance compressor was designed specifically to process the low-end of your tracks and mixes with the idea of making the whole process as simple as possible, helping you work at a faster pace without having to fiddle around with dozens of plugin parameters. THR LowEnhance Specifically designed to process low-end quickly! I’m starting off with the paid plugins, but I honestly think that you should give the free ones a try first, especially considering that they sound fantastic and should get you almost identical results, but for free. Let’s get started! Best Trap VST Plug-ins I would recommend checking those out before spending your money. Note: Paid plugins aren’t necessarily better than free ones and, in fact, there are a couple synths I listed in the free section that will blow some paid ones out of the water.

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