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LSD Synths: https://payhip.com/UnknownAudio/colle... Music / Sample packs: https://payhip.com/UnknownAudio Music: https://unknownaudio.bandcamp.com/ Support:   / unknownaudio   LSD - 1 LOGIC SYNTH DESIGN by Unknown Audio Slave-2-Zero - Drone Synth Slave-2-Zero is the first design in the LSD series, a collection of software synths, designed entirely within Logic Pro, by Unknown Audio. About Slave-2-Zero boasts dual voices, with two Oscillator Drone Generators, Slave 1 and Slave 2 (with selectable waveforms Sine/Square), offering fast access to characterful drones and rhythmic pulses; primarily intended for creating evolving ambient soundscapes. However, with a few parameter tweaks, you can quickly end up with a totally different type of synth patch - and in a totally different sonic landscape. How It Works Each voice uses the Test Oscillator plugin, with some clever routing, carefully chosen plugins and modulation FX, and further utilising the SMART Controls as a user interface; with each parameter painstakingly finessed for maximum usability, functionality and enjoyment. It is designed to self-oscillate, so that it does not require midi notes to generate sound; although you absolutely can experiment with adding midi data. The SMART Controls provide a GUI for each Drone Generator, allowing this synth to be playable, which is immensely powerful for making your synth-based music come alive. This can be even more powerful when connected to an external midi keyboard or midi controller. To use the synth, simply download the zip file, unpack it and open the 'Slave-2-Zero (Drone Synth) v3.0' project file (requires Logic Pro). Why Use Logic As A Synth? Logic Pro comes with a variety of synth plugins as standard, designed by teams of actual software developers — so why bother trying to use Logic as a synth in its own right? Well, sometimes it's just nice to have a new toy. That alone can spark the creative impulse and inspire new music. However, the real power behind this approach is the customisation. For a start, you can simply duplicate the Drone channels to create as many oscillators as you like (as much as your CPU can handle, anyway!). More than this, you can re-configure the modulation and FX assignments, remove, replace or add plugins to sculpt the behaviours and sonic characteristics of your synth and even design your oscillators and modulators from the ground up. Now, this does have limitations and Logic is not ideally suited to this kind of workflow, requiring a lot of experimentation and micro-adjustments to get the performance and functionality desired — which is why I've made this synth available to you. All the hard work has already been done, so that you can just get started making noise! However, Slave-2-Zero can also be used as a learning tool, or as a template to help you start making your own Logic Synth Designs! For a more in-depth explanation, a pdf 'Slave-2-Zero User Guide' is included in the download, or it can be downloaded separately if you want to take a look to help you decide if this is something you wish to purchase. Much love xx