Noise Engineering releases Basimilus Iteritas, Cursus Vereor, and Desmodus for VST and AU
Last year, Noise Engineering released an AAX-only version of Bundle 1, including Basimilus Iteritas, Cursus Vereor, and Desmodus, all based on their beloved Eurorack modules. Now they are back, bringing the plugins to VST3 and AU, with some extra goodies.
Bundle 1 includes three plugins:
- Cursus Vereor: A spectral synthesizer designed for intuitive control over unique tones.
- Basimilus Iteritas: A percussion synthesizer (and more) that'll knock your socks off.
- Desmodus: A synthetic tail-generator reverb and atmospheric creation tool that can be played like an instrument.
Because these plugins come from their hardware predecessors, they are designed first and foremost with playability and expression in mind. Each plugin has four powerful and versatile LFOs: choose between wave, step, and envelope LFOs to modulate your sound. Adjustable randomization and noise make it easy to add a little variation to your patches. All parameters, including the four Macros, can respond to MIDI velocity and aftertouch. User-friendly MIDI learn and complex mappings like polyphonic aftertouch make them even more fun.
The team confirms more development, and more plugins, are in the works, too. MPE support, tooltips, language localization, and more are in the current development pipeline.
Notable features:
- Inspired by the popular Eurorack module: bridge the gap between the sounds of modular and your DAW production.
- Unique sound generation algorithms: dynamically create unique timbres with a set of simple parameters, then wavefold, oversample, and shape their dynamics.
- Use the Random button to generate new patches in one click.
- Easy to automate, user-friendly controls. No prior synthesis experience needed, but synth enthusiasts will love the simple-yet-powerful interface.
- Complex internal modulation (LFOs + Macros).
- Intuitive interfaces to easily and quickly manipulate sound.
- MIDI learn and complex MIDI mapping, including velocity and polyphonic aftertouch.
- Tons of presets included.
Free updates
Initially launched in AAX only, the plug-ins now offer major feature updates for early adopters as well licenses for AU and VST3. To update, anyone with a current AAX license can simply return to the Noise Engineering Customer Portal to download the most recent installer from the Plugins tab and run it. Backward compatibility is maintained, you'll just have more features.
The plugins in Noise Engineering Bundle 1 are available individually for US$49 or as a bundle for US$119.
