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Puremagnetik Releases Archmachine – Synth Strings For Ableton Live, Kontakt & Logic

Talula, December 15, 2016

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Like it or not, synth strings are all the rage (again!). We can hear them literally everywhere and those lush sounds are exactly the ones that have inspired the production of Puremagnetik’s Archmachine.

Archmachine is a tribute to – and an improvement on – vintage analog ensembles like the ARP Solina and the Roland Paraphonic. It goes beyond what the originals were capable of by introducing polyphonic modulation and customized control interfaces.

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The Archmachine programs load as mixed synthetic choirs, cellos, brass, clavinets, violins and pianos, all expertly programmed, multi-sampled and mapped.

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The Archmachine Ableton Live Pack comes loaded with combi instruments, all programmed with pre-assigned, Push-Ready Macro controls.

Archmachine for Kontakt was designed with a custom KSP easy-edit interface. It has been developed with filters, effects controls and modulations.

Archmachine for Logic includes a collection of instruments that install directly into your Logic library. They have all been pre-programmed with Smart Controls allowing instant access to sound sculpting and performance features.

Price and Availability
Archmachine is available with Puremagnetik’s Spark or Century membership starting at $8 per month.

Minimum Requirements

  • Puremagnetik Spark or Century Account
  • Ableton Live 9.2, Kontakt 5, Logic X

Read more, take a listen to the audio demo, or get your hands on Archmachine here!

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