Karanyi Sounds Minipol

Unleash your creativity with a blast of fun! Meet Minipol, our debut virtual instrument and a top - notch virtual analog synthesizer. It comes with a unique Smart Random feature that adds a whole new level of excitement. Quickly recreate classic analog keys, 80s chunky basses, house stabs, or design modern soundscapes and plucks. This compact 6 - voice synth has high - quality FX and sub - bass, and a super - fast workflow thanks to smart random controls. Available in VST3, Audio Unit, and Standalone formats, it runs smoothly on major DAWs for Mac and Windows. Minipol is CPU - friendly, with just the right amount of controls and effects for creating amazing sounds. The Smart Random Bar lets you skip the hassle and generate fresh ideas instantly. Its clean, one - window interface means more time for creativity. With 300 artist presets from global music producers and sound designers, you can explore a wide range of sounds. System requirements include MacOS 10.11 or later, Windows 7 SP1 or later, a 2GHz Intel CPU or better, 4GB RAM or more, and 120MB free storage space. Plugin formats are AU, VST3, and Standalone (64 - bit only).

Using Minipol is a breeze. First, make sure your system meets the requirements - MacOS 10.11 or later, Windows 7 SP1 or later, a 2GHz Intel CPU or better, 4GB RAM or more, and 120MB of free storage space. Install it in your preferred format (AU, VST3, or Standalone). When you start, you can use the 300 artist presets as a starting point to get an idea of what Minipol can do. If you're feeling creative, use the Smart Random Bar to quickly generate new sounds. Just select a group of controls, sections, or randomize all at once. For more custom sounds, play around with the sound generators, envelopes, and modulation, and effect panels. Since it has a one - window interface, everything is easily accessible. As for maintenance, keep your operating system and the plugin up - to - date to ensure smooth performance. Also, regularly check for any software updates from Karanyi Sounds. And remember, Minipol is CPU - friendly, but don't run too many other resource - intensive programs at the same time to avoid any slowdowns.