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In celebration of the update, the Chromaphone 3 +PACKS bundle including all 14 expansion sound packs is now just $189 USD (regular $389 USD) and all sound packs for Chromaphone are $19 USD during the promotion (regular $39 USD).Tired of standard percussion sounds? Chromaphone lets you create your own. Exiting Chromaphone users can upgrade for $39 USD. It comes in VST, AU, RTAS, and AAX plugin formats. Factory Library: Chromaphone 3’s factory library contains 421 never heard before sounds as well as refined versions of the 670+ Chromaphone 2 presets.Ĭhromaphone 3 is available now at an introductory price of $99 USD until November 20th, 2020 (regular $199 USD).

Browser: The brand-new browser offers an efficient way to home in on the right sounds thanks to the Packs, Sounds, Categories, and Creators views.

Each and every sound features modulation, timbre, envelope, and effect morphing assignments that can be played in real time for enhanced expressivity and sonic dimension.

Macros: Four performance macros per layer that respond to user-defined MIDI controls.

Two-Voice Multitimbral: Two independent timbres-stacked or split-create performance-friendly, texture-full, and spacious sounds.

Home view: The Home view presents a distraction free and laid-back browsing and tweaking experience.

We’re positive that you will now enjoy Chromaphone’s distinctive sonic signature even more. Additionally, each and every sound was fine-tuned to provide a consistent gain-stage, unity-gain effects, better dynamics, and compelling MIDI-controlled sound transformation assignments.

Our team of top sound designers has put together a brand new factory library which exploits these new possibilities. We’ve also added per-layer macros that allow sound designers to make sound variations an integral part of the design process. Combining two independent Chromaphone synthesis engines opens up a whole new world in terms of content. “Adding depth and dimension was the name of the game for this next iteration of our favorite synthesizer,” says Eric Thibeault, product designer at Applied Acoustics Systems.