Hideaway Studio Aliasonix

New Synth Engine: Combine old and new technologies. Feed the raw aliased 8 - bit waveforms into modern synth engine filters, similar to early digital/analog hybrids like PPG Wave. The 'Solo' engine, developed by Stephen Howell and Mario Krušelj, offers powerful real - time modulation in an intuitive interface, ideal for lead and solo instruments. The Sound: The 8 - bit audio has a primitive charm with significant character. Filters work in an interesting way, and it samples beautifully from the MC68000. Noise, glitches, and aliasing are part of its intended appeal. Aegis Sonix: An unexpected find, Aegis Sonix from around 1989 is a 4 - voice subtractive soft synthesizer on an Amiga 500. It has features like hand - drawn oscillator waveforms and adding harmonics, predating many early soft synths.

Using the Hideaway Studio Aliasonix is quite straightforward. First, fire up the synth engine. It's user - friendly, so you can easily adjust the real - time modulation for lead and solo sounds right from the interface. When working with the sound, don't be alarmed by the noise, glitches, or aliasing. These are part of the unique charm of the 8 - bit audio. You can capture samples directly from the line outputs of an Amiga A1200, just like the example where 630 samples were captured in 24 bits. As for the Aegis Sonix, explore its nifty features like hand - drawn oscillator waveforms at your leisure. When it comes to maintenance, make sure your software is up - to - date. Keep your system stable and clean of any unnecessary background processes to ensure smooth operation. Enjoy creating unique music with this amazing synth!