Waldorf – PPG Wave 3.V v1.2.0, Nave v1.15, Largo v1.7.0 (VSTi, VSTi3, AAX, AU) [WIN. OSX x86 x64]

By | November 5, 2017

 

PPG Wave 3.V is the reincarnation of the legendary PPG Wave synthesizer, which, undoubtedly, is considered one of the most respected synthesizers of the top class of the 80s. Designed by Wolfgang Palm, this instrument is characterized by countless entries, it inspired a whole generation of producers, composers and listeners. Now you have the opportunity to try all the possibilities of the original instrument in a more convenient format and at a lower price.

PPG Wave 3.V uses a table-wave synthesis, capable of transmitting up to 256 polyphony voices. Each voice offers up to two table-wave generators with a choice of playing samples: 8, 12, or 32 bits. Samples can be easily downloaded using Drag & Drop. Further sound is formed by a lowpass filter with a slope of 12 and 24 dB, a truly recreated classic 2.2 / 2.3 PPG Wave filter with an additional Overdrive. In addition, three LFO oscillators serve to modulate the sources, either for coarse or smooth modulation.

Nave is a hybrid table-wave / analog synthesizer. The result of collaboration between Rolf Vormann of Tempo Rubato (developer of the excellent NLog synthesizer), Stefan Stenzel of Waldorf and the luminous design of Alex Hartmann.

Nave generates its hard, pushy sound with two table-wave oscillators and a virtual analog synthesizer, where up to eight voices are available in unison via the Überwave section.
And what kind of wave tables! You can select one for each oscillator from the large list, load any WAV file (the results of which are always unpredictable), or enter text to convert it to a speech wave table, which gives great prospects for working with voices.

The 3D display is quite informative, visually appealing and allows custom settings, and work in editing mode can draw you to the clock. Convenient controls allow you to comfortably control playback.

Circular modulation can be used between two wave tables and an oscillator 1 / W1, while an excellent multimode 12 / 24dB filter is located next to the host of the other modulators, an excellent 4-track recorder, etc.

To appreciate the high potential of the Nave program, you should work with it yourself. If Waldorf created it as a hardware synthesizer, it would cost thousands of dollars.
Largo is the first full-scale VST synthesizer based on Waldorf’s iron algorithms – it completely reflects all the technologies used in the Blofeld and Q synthesizers. One of the key features of Largo, like all the Waldorf synthesizers, is ergonomics: you will be comfortable working with a structured and an intuitively accessible interface. Largo contains three oscillators (two of them – sub-oscillators), which include analogue wave form models; two filters with flexible settings and a dense sound (they can be considered a key component in the formation of the unique sound of Largo); ultra-fast envelopes and flexible LFOs; and the modulation matrix, which we can safely assume is the dream of any sound designer. Well, like any decent synthesizer, Largo includes a 16-step arpeggiator and several effects.

Extras. Information :
LARGO REPACK : Previous release crashes if% APPDATA% Waldorf does not exist. This is an error solely in Largo, it does not occur in other Waldorf products. Our new installer will take care of these problems.

 

Year / Release Date : 02/02/2017
Version : 1.2 / 1.15 / 1.7
Developer : Waldorf
Developer’s site : waldorf-music
Format : VSTi, VSTi3, AAX, AU
Operating system : WIN. OSX
Bit depth : 32bit, 64bit
Tabletka : There is R2R
System requirements :
Pentium III with 1 GHz or better
AMD Athlon XP with 1.3 GHz or better
Windows 2000 / XP SP 2 (only 32 bit)
Windows Vista / 7 (32 bit and 64 bit, the plug-in itself is 32 bit only)
64 MB free RAM
150 MB free hard disk space
VST 2.0 compatible 32 bit or 64 bit host software supporting VST Instruments, such as Cubase SX / SL or newer, Nuendo 1.5 or newer
PC equipped according to the specifications of the VST host software

 

 

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