Vember Audio Shortcircuit 2 versions (PC Only)
Sampling is supposed to be fun
Prior to shortcircuit it wasn't as fun as it could be.
Shortcircuit was created as a reaction against the ongoing trend where software samplers are being designed with the primary intent of
library playback. It is intended for people who, like us, consider a sampler to be a musical instrument in its own right, and not just a way to
emulate other instruments. It has been a very high priority to make sure that adding and editing individual samples is as fast and logical as
possible.
The sample hierarchy in shortcircuit allow you to place samples directly at the highest level of the multi, without having to deal with
instrument hierarchies and patches. Want to add a sample to your song? Just drag & drop the sample into shortcircuit and you're ready to
go. Samples can be put in groups for multi-sampling and kit-building, but the complexity is only there when you need it.
let your ears be the judge
Sound quality is of highest concern, and shortcircuit uses very high-quality interpolation to ensure that your samples sound as good as the
source material, regardless of the pitch you play them at. All filters & effects are calculated at the precision required for them to sound the
way intended and oversampling are used when required to prevent aliasing.
Shortcircuit was designed to sound great, all other concerns have been secondary. But don't take our word for it, download 'shortcircuit
free' and find out for yourself.
...and the toys, don't forget the toys!
Each voice in shortcircuit features two filter-slots, and the selection isn't limited to the traditional pick. In addition to the regular
lowpass/highpass/bandpass/notch & peak-filters and variations thereof there is an array of filter algorithms (not strictly filters in the
traditional sense, but called so because of their location in the audio path) including distortion, parametric/graphic/morphing
equalizers,bit-reduction/decimation, gating, limiting, slew-rate distortion, ring-modulation, frequency shifting and phase-modulation (better
known as FM). The selection even includes analog-style oscillators that you can mix with the sample.
This is a free software now, but not everyone knows where to find it. So...here it is! Enjoy.
There are 2 versions. Install them both.
