Extreme 1.0

Extreme 1.0 offers you a powerful tool that can be designed as one of MHCs vst plugins with an extreme sound, playing hundreds of distorted and extreme waveforms and processing these.

Extreme includes 256 presets, but it uses our soundpack technology so you may add soundpacks. Three optional sounpacks are available for Extreme giving you a total of 1024 presets to explore. 

Major features

1. Extreme uses samples/waveforms as the oscillator source. In addition, there's an ensemble section which can multiply the oscillator source into 6 different oscillators, which gives Extreme a very thick and punchy sound.
2. The waveforms/samples can be categorized as distorted, big, punchy, noisy and wicked, appealing to musicians who need a unique tool which sounds different compared with the average software synthesizers on the market.
3. Extreme features one resonant low pass filter per voice. And there's a traditional amplitude envelope as well. And pitch modulation (LFO). There's a stereo delay (one for the left and one for the right stereo channel). In addition, Extreme includes an ensemble unit which multiplies the oscillator into six oscillators which can be detuned (the amount control) and mixed with the original voice.
4. MP3 samples:
   
   • These are demos of Extreme. Please note that no other plugins were used to record these demos. Extreme is the only plugin you hear. Most demos feature several instances of Extreme running (around 4-5). 
5. Effects:
   
   • The effect section in Extreme is quite comprehensive. We have included a resonator, a flanger, reverb, a pitch shifter, amplitude modulator and even a sub oscillator. And there are several filter banks and bandpass filters.
   • Now as if this isn't enough, these can be used in series or layered to create thick effects. Alright, you say, but hold on. There's more. These effects can be cross faded as well. Yes, there are effect modes which let you, say, crossfade between the resonator and a flanging effect. Or crossfade between the flanger and a filter bank.
6. Voices:
   
   • You may configure Extreme so it gives you any number of voices your computer can handle (depending on how fast it is). Or you can set a fixed limit if you don't want to allocate more than a certain number of voices for Extreme.
7. MIDI Controllers:
   
   • The plugin has a learn mode for MIDI controllers. Just click on the learn button, turn a particular software knob, which you want to control, and then turn a hardware knob on your controller. Then the plugin has learned that this hardware knob will control this software knob. Can't be easier. You can also use the learn function to draw controller waveforms in your MIDI sequencer.
8. Selecting Patches:
   
   • There's a drop down menu which you use to select patches. Instead of selecting from the drop down menu you may also hit the increment or decrement buttons to step one preset forward or backward.