Triple Cheese Description

Triple Cheese stands out as a distinctive freeware synthesizer that utilizes comb filters for its sound creation, deviating from the conventional use of oscillators or wavetables. It is designed with three comb filter modules configured in a series, each providing eight distinct modes, thus expanding the sound design options available to users. This synthesizer accommodates various playing styles, including polyphonic capabilities of up to 16 voices, as well as duophonic, monophonic, and legato modes, complete with adjustable portamento time for added expressiveness. Additionally, it features two ADSR envelopes with customizable sustain stages and two host-syncable LFOs, one standard and another labeled as "vibrator," which incorporates delay and amplitude modulation. A VCA with both amplitude modulation and pan controls further enhances its functionality. Moreover, Triple Cheese is equipped with five integrated effects such as chorus, flanger, phaser, delay, and reverb, enriching its sonic palette. Modulation sources are diverse, including wheels, velocity, pressure, breath, key follow, and random inputs, allowing for intricate performance techniques. The user interface is not only scalable from 70% to 200% but also skinnable, giving users the freedom to customize its look and feel to their preference. This flexibility makes Triple Cheese an appealing option for both novice and experienced sound designers looking to explore innovative soundscapes.

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Company Details

Company:
u-he
Year Founded:
2001
Headquarters:
Germany
Website:
u-he.com/products/triplecheese/

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