Instruments
12 instruments
Keys
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vKeys
Two keyboard layers, A and B, each take a sound from the installed banks (pianos, electric pianos, pads, strings, brass and choir) and play in Single, Split or Layer mode. It has an arpeggiator, an effects rack with Space, Delay, Motion and Comp, and performance knobs for dynamics, width, drive, air, punch and bloom.
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Nyasa Keys
A keyboard instrument with two sound sources and seven macro controls: Warmth, Wood, Motion, Space, Attack, Tone and Release. A Pure to Dream blend and three voicing modes are the rest of its controls.
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vSynth
A sixteen-voice synthesizer with two oscillators (saw, square or sine), a low-pass or high-pass filter, an amplitude envelope and an LFO. It makes its sound itself, needs no sound library, and opens with six built-in presets.
Orchestral
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vStrings
Violins I and II, violas, celli and basses, played with eight articulations: legato, sustain, spiccato, staccato, pizzicato, tremolo, marcato and swell. Play modes are Solo, Section, Divisi and Stack, and a motion pattern, a space bus and twelve factory presets are built in.
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vBrass
Trumpet, trombone, French horn and tuba, played with sustain, staccato, marcato, legato, fall and rise, and with a mute on the trumpet and horn. Keyswitches choose the articulation, legato notes join, and an effects strip has EQ, compressor, chorus, delay and reverb.
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vWinds
Flute, clarinet, oboe, bassoon and saxophone, played with sustain, legato, staccato, marcato, flutter and trill. Breath, expression, vibrato and air controls shape each note, and sends feed a hall, a room and a delay.
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vChoir
A choir of synthesised voices with soprano, alto, tenor and bass registers, the vowels Ah, Oo and Mm, and a pad. The voices are generated by Veslate and are not recordings of singers.
Guitar and bass
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vGuitar
Three guitars in one instrument: a hollow-body single-coil electric, a humbucker electric and a steel-string acoustic, with five play modes, four articulations and a strum and pattern player. An amp, a cabinet and a room are built in.
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Seben Guitar
A bright picked guitar in the Seben style, the fast rhythmic guitar of Central African dance music, with an open and a ghost-note articulation and four play modes. It has an eight-step pattern player and an amp with its own tone controls.
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vBass
A bass instrument with Electric, Picked, Slap, Synth and Sub sources, a fretboard for four or five strings, and twelve factory presets. Drive, body, punch and tone controls, a rhythm sequencer and an amp, cabinet and effects section are included.
Percussion
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vDrums
A drum machine with sixteen pads, each with level, pan, chance, humanise and velocity controls. Kits load from folders, and built-in synthesised voices play when no kit is installed.
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vPerk
Twelve percussion hits on MIDI notes 48 to 59: conga, djembe, bongo, cajon, shaker and tambourine, two hits each. The hits are synthesised, and velocity sets the level.