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Product Description
A virtual re-creation of a popular DIY circuit for the Atari Punk Console, the Tek'it Audio APC Punk Console Synth is a square wave synthesizer that creates fun "low-fi" sound, and comes with users MODs.
Also known as "Stepped Tone Generator", published in 1980 by Forrest M. Mims III, the circuit consist of a frequency oscillator that drive a monostable which emits square output pulses. The circuit has become very popular in the DIY electronic music scene and now you can experiment it directly in your DAW.
Comes with modifications of the original circuit, zero-delay-feedback resonant high-pass and low-pass filters, an LFO, a gate controller with a hold function. Easy assignation of all parameters to MIDI controllers. Click on "Learn" on the parameter, move the control on your MIDI controller, and that's it. Use the key tracking mod to play different tones using your MIDI keyboard or sequencer, change the tone by ±1 octave with the tone push buttons. Submit new MODs online. Registered users can submit online new ideas to mod APC, based on modifications existing in the DIY scene, or their imagination.
System requirements:
- 1.2GHz CPU or higher with SSE2
- 512MB RAM or higher
- Microsoft Windows 8, 7, XP (SP2 or later), or Vista
- 800x600px or higher
- VST 2 compatible host software
- Sound card with ASIO driver support recommended
- To use the automation a Host with automation features and for MIDI learn a MIDI interface and an external MIDI control device is required.
Features
Specifications
| Software Delivery | |
|---|---|
| Software Format | |
| Virtual Instrument Type | Synthesizers |
| Operating system | Windows |