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ttm008 is a guitar sound generator with a unique waveform synthesis engine and modulation mechanism.
ttm008 is based on the synthesis engine of ttm002 and optimized for guitar. By adjusting three carefully selected parameters, any desired tone can be obtained with simple operation.
For final tone adjustment, a high-pass filter and low-pass filter are provided.
It is designed to produce an impressive sound with rich overtones, rather than to approximate a real instrument like a sampled sound source:
ttm008 is based on the synthesis engine of ttm002 and optimized for guitar. By adjusting three carefully selected parameters, any desired tone can be obtained with simple operation.
For final tone adjustment, a high-pass filter and low-pass filter are provided.
It is designed to produce an impressive sound with rich overtones, rather than to approximate a real instrument like a sampled sound source:
- Generation of basic waveforms from nothing using a unique algorithm.
- Generation of tones with rich overtones using a unique modulation mechanism.
- Generation of arbitrary sounds with simple operations.
- Small memory usage and light load.
Downloads
Win 32 VST
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Win 64 VST
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I'm not fond of the sound but maybe some will find it useful. I think a release function would be a good idea next to the attack and I might find it useful if the pluck sound was "cleaner."
It is not a release, but I added a sustain function. I would like to add a clean string plucking sound as well as a preset clean sound in the future. Please click on the following link to obtain the latest.
https://www.kvraudio.com/product/ttm008-guitar-a-by-ttm-works
Thank you. I've downloaded and I'll give it a spin later.
I just wanted to comment that it's nice a developer communicates like this. The first ttm synth froze for me on Reaper 64bit, never even got to hear what it sounded like but I might give this ttm line of synths another chance because the developer has expressed desire to evolve and improve their synths.
ttm has always been good like that.