Glass Viper

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Glass Viper distinguishes itself through its moving waveform technology, which enables waveforms to evolve in real-time without repetition. Unlike conventional synthesizers that rely on filters and effects to shape sound, Glass Viper directly manipulates the waveform structure using up to four editable layers. These layers can be independently controlled and modulated, allowing for complex and organic sound creation.

The synthesizer emphasizes a visual and intuitive workflow, with a dynamic interface that changes based on the selected panel. This approach encourages experimentation and reduces reliance on mathematical sound design.

• 4 Editable Waveforms: Each waveform can be independently shaped and modulated during playback.
• Moving Control Points: Waveforms are manipulated through dynamic control points, creating natural and evolving sounds.
• 16 Independent LFOs: For modulating waveform movement and adding motion to sounds.

• 8 Bass and Treble Boost EQs: For precise tonal shaping.
• 4 Unique Waveshapers: Includes distorted top settings for added grit and character.
• 4 Delay Lines: With BPM synchronization for rhythmic effects.
• 12 LFOs: Featuring independent speed and gain envelopes for complex modulation.
• Multiple Ring Modulation: For creating metallic and dissonant textures.
• 4 Volume Envelopes: Velocity-sensitive for dynamic expression.
• 4 Filter Envelopes: Utilizes oversampled biquad filters with slopes up to 24dB per octave.
• 4 Pitch Envelopes: For evolving pitch changes.

• Stereo Chorus with Feedback: Adds spatial depth and richness to sounds.
• Fusion Field Reverb: Includes simple EQ for atmospheric and immersive effects.

• Extensive Copy and Paste Algorithm: Allows users to copy individual panels, voices, or entire instruments (up to four voices) for quick editing and layering.
• 256 Categorized Factory Presets: Provides a wide range of starting points for sound design, from classic synth tones to experimental textures.

Glass Viper’s interface is designed to be visually intuitive, with dynamic displays that adapt to the selected panel:

• Voice Panel: Displays the four waveforms of the currently playing note.
• Global Panel: Plots the entire output waveform.
• Waveshaper Panel: Enables real-time waveform editing, providing immediate feedback on sound creation.

Glass Viper is used in a variety of musical and creative contexts, including:

• Electronic Music Production: For creating evolving pads, basses, and leads.
• Film Scoring: For designing unique and atmospheric sound effects.
• Experimental Sound Design: For crafting unconventional and otherworldly textures.