Wavesequencer – Theia v1.00 STANDALONE, VST3i, AU WIN.OSX x64

The sonic beauty of Hyperion, simplified. Theia provides easy access to the powerful Hyperion synthesizer and its stunning, extensive sound library of nearly 600 presets. Its performance-focused interface puts key controls for each sound within easy reach, making it easy to view complex patch designs and focus on making music. It’s an instant source of musical inspiration for producers of all genres.

User Interface:

Theia’s minimalistic interface allows you to focus on creating and performing music. Automatic, pre-assigned macro controls allow you to quickly adjust key sonic parameters, while custom backgrounds for each patch promote inspiration. Waveform preview provides visual feedback as you navigate through a carefully selected and optimized library of sounds. Lack of inspiration? – Press the cube button to get a random patch!
Browser:

Finding your perfect sound from a huge library of 587 factory presets is easy with the browser, which lets you filter by instrument type, performance or emotion, then organize the results by author, type, title and more. Favorites can be set at the touch of a button and recalled later just as easily [587 factory presets].

Sound Layer Editor:

The content of presets is formed from one or more layers of rich sounds, which can be accessed and modified through the Sound Layer Editor. Each layer can be configured independently: MIDI channel selection, transposition, key response zones, pitch bend ranges, voice distribution, and arpeggiation settings.

1> Open Theia, click “Unlock”.
2> Execute Keygen, select Theia from the list – Enter Theia’s Machine ID in the keygen and click “Generate”.
3> Click “Offline Unlock” and open the created license file.

2 Comments on “Wavesequencer – Theia v1.00 STANDALONE, VST3i, AU WIN.OSX x64”

  1. Idk, maybe it’s just me, but, I’m using Cockos Reaper, and after I installed this vst I see that my midi signal is coming through this VST but no sound is coming out. But if I press with my mouse on it’s built in keyboard, it sounds like it should. Anyone else experience this kind of issue?

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