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Flow Motion FM Synth
The Dominant 80s Synth Sound—Reborn
FM synths like the Yamaha DX7 were huge in the 80s. Their bells, strings, brass, and bass sounds appear on countless hits of the era, and have remained popular in music by Skrillex, Kavinsky, and many more. But programming FM synthesis was often daunting and complex. Not anymore.
Flow Motion makes FM synthesis playful and easy. The graphic FM modulation matrix gives you instant visual feedback: simply drag-and-drop assignments between the four oscillators, each with independent waveform control. Or choose from over 1,000 presets that combine FM and analog tech for screaming leads, rich pads, floor-shaking basses, and big polysynths. Flow Motion does it all.
Features
- Over 1,000 factory and artist presets
- 4-oscillator synthesis engine, with Frequency or Phase Modulation
- Analog synth filter, VCA, 4 envelope/LFO modulators
- Interconnections among oscillators give clear visual feedback for edits
- 16-step sequencer with up to 16 recallable snapshots per patch
- Built-in note sequencer / arpeggiator
- Use as plugin or standalone instrument, in the studio or live
- Rich roster of effects to process your sounds even further
- MIDI Learn for hardware controllers
- NKS-ready for NI Komplete Kontrol and Maschine
System Requirements
Mac
- macOS Big Sur 11, Monterey 12, Ventura 13, Sonoma 14
- VST / AU / AAX
PC
- Windows 10+
- VST / AAX
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