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This year, the D16 Nepheton will be on sale for $8 on August 8th as 808 Day.
It's a little flying this year.
DrumazonsSince the release of version 2 of Nepheton has been decided, I wonder if Nepheton will also release version 2 this year.
If you purchase it as an upgrade source, you can own both old and new versions.
I'm looking forward to it.
Sound demo
I tried playing the preset.
In the video, I'm using compression.
If you have UJAM's Beat Maker series, you can use the MIDI file as it is.
Sale venue
For now, it's on sale only at PluginBoutique.
No sale yet
Overview
Synthesis
Nepheton contains 808 fully synthesized modules that work together to emulate the original 17 drum machine.All the original sounds and detailed nuances are perfectly reproduced. Nepheton's modules are equipped with additional controls for adjusting deep tones and envelopes.Listen to audio samples or download demos and get started beatmaking now.
Output
Take advantage of Nepheton's flexible output configuration – you can route the audio signals of all modules to any of the 12 outputs.This means you can route each source to a separate AUX and build your sound with your favorite plug-ins!Each output can be set to monaural or stereo.Each output can be set to monaural or stereo.For a real 808 fan, the D16 also has the original Trigger output (which is, of course, fully configurable).
Each module has mute, solo, and activity indicators.Mute does not silence the module, but it does stop the trigger.Solo stops triggering on all other modules and activates only the selected module.
Control
Nepheton has a wealth of midi controls.As a modern alternative to the built-in sequencer, it can be used to trigger individual modules.It can be set to play using Nepheton's internal clock or to synchronize with the host sequencer.
Most of Nepheton's parameters can be automated within the host and can be controlled via Midi CC using virtually any external controller.The easy-to-use “Midi Learn” feature allows you to instantly reset parameters.
Internal sequencer
The built-in sequencer has two pattern banks, simple and extended. There are 2 extended patterns and 16 simple patterns, both of which can be traditionally edited using the step buttons and taps.
Simple patterns are used in host mode, and each pattern is assigned a MIDI note number. You can map and trigger a full drum pattern by drawing a note in your DAW.
The difference in the expansion pattern * is that it is divided into four segments (variations A and B, parts 4 and 1). The entire bank of 2 extended patterns is divided into two groups: "Basic Patterns" and "Intro / Fill-in Patterns".You can choose from played patterns, use variations, and use fill-in mode (automatically or manually triggered).You can also add an intro pattern before the start pattern.
To increase creativity, D16 has added a randomizer.It can be used to make simple changes to a pattern or create an entirely new pattern.Randomization can be applied independently to the drum at variable frequencies – possible recurrence.
Twist the knob: The shuffle knob goes beyond the triplet.Set the balance between order and cluttered chaos: add subtle rhythmic hiccups or put beats into your mixer.
Easy to share: All external files are saved in XML format.This makes it easy to exchange a single pattern or an entire bank between users. XML allows you to edit the file with a text editor.Great if you want to post or share your pattern online – just post the text!
System requirements
Windows
- Windows 7, 8, 10 (32-bit or 64-bit)
- CPU – 1.5GHz with SSE (2.0GHz recommended for multi-core systems)
- RAM-4 GB (8 GB recommended)
- Software – VST compatible host application (32 or 64 bit)
Mac
- Mac OS X 10.7 – macOS 10.15 (32-bit or 64-bit) (This product supports macOS 11
- Not compatible with Big Sur or macOS 12 Monterey. )
- CPU – Intel-based 1.5 GHz (2.0GHz recommended)
- RAM – 4GB (8GB recommended)
- Software – AU/VST compatible host application (32-bit or 64-bit)
Note: This program is not standalone.A host application (DAW) is required for use.
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