Tracktion Software & Dawesome – Novum 1.17 VSTi3 x64

Explore a new sound universe. By ushering in a new generation of creative sampling, Novum opens the door to a universe of sonic possibilities. Create stunning instruments from a single sample – from subtle pads to massive, resonating synths – Novum’s sonic range is limited only by your imagination.

Sound Clay

We’re used to summing up sound layers into one sound file. What about the other way around? Novum is based on the ability to “decompose” one sample into 6 independent layers. This gives you easy access to timbre characteristics on the one hand, and temporal dynamics on the other. And that makes all the difference, turning your static sample into flexible sonic clay.

Cross-synthesis

Do you want to take a flute sample, but hear it with a piano tone? Or run a classic filter sweep, but with church bell tones? Novum makes it easy – with a simple drag-and-drop, you can freely combine sound elements with each other. To make this process even easier: import your sample, then lock its tone colors and envelopes. Now you can browse presets while keeping the sample in place: dozens of truly unique variations at your fingertips in seconds.

Advanced Granular Synthesis

Shimmering sonic particles, sonic sparkle and a fair amount of acoustic fairy dust – granular synthesis makes even the mundane beautiful. Speed ​​and pitch are independent of each other, plus you can sync the grain to your DAW tempo to create pulsating beats. Novum’s unique HOMOGENIZE feature allows you to create smooth, velvety textures that are difficult to create with classic granular synths. Add to that the incredible power of six grain layers and you get a sound larger than life.

Endless Possibilities

“Every sound can be an instrument” is the design philosophy that underlies Novum. Transform field recordings into playable tuned instruments using the comb filter while maintaining the original texture. Turn an out-of-tune violin sample into a soaring string ensemble with multiple detailed playback settings. Use a timbre flower to turn a choir into a shimmering glass pillow? Or use SYNTIFY to transform your sample into a dark synth drone like something straight out of a weird modular monster. What will you create with Novum?