What's New in Electra VSTi x64 v2.7.5 R2R? A Detailed Overview of the Features and Benefits
Electra VSTi x64 v2.7.5 R2R: A Complete Synthesis Solution
If you are looking for a powerful synthes izer plugin for music production, you should definitely check out Electra VSTi x64 v2.7.5 R2R. This is one of the best synthesizers on the market, offering a complete synthesis solution with high-end sound quality, huge sonic range, high flexibility, and easy to use interface. In this article, we will cover everything you need to know about Electra VSTi x64 v2.7.5 R2R, including its features and benefits, how to install and activate it, and how to use it for music production in different genres and styles.
Electra VSTi x64 v2.7.5 R2R
Four Synthesizers in One Interface
One of the most unique and impressive features of Electra VSTi x64 v2.7.5 R2R is its multilayer architecture that allows access to four independent multitimbral synthesizers with different synthesis methods and effects. Each layer can be used as a standalone synthesizer or combined with other layers to create complex and rich sounds. You can switch between the layers using the layer buttons on the top left corner of the interface, or use the layer mixer on the bottom right corner to adjust the volume, pan, mute, solo, and output routing of each layer. You can also copy, paste, swap, or clear layers using the layer menu on the top right corner of the interface.
Each layer of Electra VSTi x64 v2.7.5 R2R has its own synthesis engine that can be selected from 15 different, combinable synthesis methods. These include:
Virtual analog: A classic analog synthesis mode that emulates the sound of vintage analog synthesizers with 41 exclusive filter types and 53 oscillator types.
Wavetable: A modern digital synthesis mode that uses wavetables as sound sources with various options for waveshaping, morphing, and modulation.
FM: A frequency modulation synthesis mode that uses four operators with 17 algorithms and 14 waveforms to create complex and dynamic sounds.
Sample: A sample-based synthesis mode that can import samples in wav or sfz format and use them as oscillators with various options for looping, tuning, editing, and processing.
Phase distortion: A phase distortion synthesis mode that uses four phase distortion oscillators with 14 waveforms and various options for shaping and modulating the phase of the signal.
Physical modeling: A physical modeling synthesis mode that simulates the sound of acoustic instruments such as strings, plucked strings, wind instruments, and percussion using physical parameters and algorithms.
Ultra-saw: A supersaw synthesis mode that uses up to nine detuned sawtooth oscillators per voice to create thick and lush sounds.
Vocoder: A vocoder synthesis mode that uses a carrier signal (either an internal oscillator or an external input) and a modulator signal (either an internal noise generator or an external input) to create robotic and vocal-like sounds.
Noise: A noise synthesis mode that uses four noise generators with various options for filtering, shaping, and modulating the noise signal.
Fractal: A fractal synthesis mode that uses four fractal generators with various options for generating and modulating fractal patterns.
Pluck: A pluck synthesis mode that uses four pluck generators with various options for simulating plucked string sounds.
Chiptune: A chiptune synthesis mode that uses four chiptune oscillators with various options for emulating the sound of retro video game consoles.
Reso: A resonator synthesis mode that uses four resonator filters with various options for creating metallic and percussive sounds.
Harmo: A harmonic synthesis mode that uses four harmonic generators with various options for creating additive and subtractive sounds.
Waveshaper: A waveshaper synthesis mode that uses four waveshapers with various options for distorting and transforming the input signal.
In addition to the synthesis engine, each layer of Electra VSTi x64 v2.7.5 R2R has its own insert effect section that can be selected from 64 effect types. These include:
Reverb: A reverb effect that simulates the sound of different acoustic spaces such as rooms, halls, plates, springs, etc.
Delay: A delay effect that creates echoes of the input signal with various options for feedback, filtering, modulation, ping pong, etc.
Chorus: A chorus effect that creates a thick and rich sound by adding multiple copies of the input signal with slight variations in pitch and time.
Flanger: A flanger effect that creates a sweeping and metallic sound by adding a delayed copy of the input signal with varying delay time and feedback.
Phaser: A phaser effect that creates a swirling and psychedelic sound by adding a phase-shifted copy of the input signal with varying phase and feedback.
Rotary: A rotary effect that simulates the sound of a rotating speaker cabinet with various options for speed, depth, width, etc.
Tremolo: A tremolo effect that modulates the amplitude of the input signal with various options for shape, rate, depth, etc.
Vibrato: A vibrato effect that modulates the pitch of the input signal with various options for shape, rate, depth, etc.
Auto-pan: An auto-pan effect that modulates the stereo position of the input signal with various options for shape, rate, depth, etc.
Equalizer: An equalizer effect that adjusts the frequency spectrum of the input signal with various options for bands, types, gain, frequency, and Q.
Compressor: A compressor effect that reduces the dynamic range of the input signal with various options for threshold, ratio, attack, release, makeup gain, etc.
Limiter: A limiter effect that prevents the input signal from exceeding a certain level with various options for threshold, release, ceiling, etc.
Gate: A gate effect that silences the input signal below a certain level with various options for threshold, attack, hold, release, etc.
Distortion: A distortion effect that adds harmonic distortion to the input signal with various options for types, drive, tone, etc.
Bitcrusher: A bitcrusher effect that reduces the bit depth and sample rate of the input signal with various options for bits, rate, dithering, etc.
Decimator: A decimator effect that reduces the sample rate of the input signal with various options for rate and filter.
Clipper: A clipper effect that clips the input signal above a certain level with various options for level and softness.
Foldback: A foldback effect that folds back the input signal above a certain level with various options for level and symmetry.
Saturator: A saturator effect that adds subtle distortion to the input signal with various options for types, drive, bias, etc.
Tube: A tube effect that simulates the sound of a tube amplifier with various options for types, drive, bias, tone, etc.
Cabinet: A cabinet effect that simulates the sound of a speaker cabinet with various options for types, size, mic position, etc.
Amp: An amp effect that simulates the sound of a guitar amplifier with various options for types, gain, tone stack, presence, etc.
Pedal: A pedal effect that simulates the sound of a guitar pedal with various options for types and parameters.
Wah-wah: A wah-wah effect that modulates the frequency response of the input signal with various options for types, modes, frequency range, resonance, etc.
Talkbox: A talkbox effect that modulates the input signal with a vocal-like filter with various options for types and parameters.
Vowel filter: A vowel filter effect that filters the input signal with vowel-like shapes with various options for vowels and parameters.
Formant filter: A formant filter effect that filters the input signal with formant-like shapes with various options for formants and parameters.
Comb filter: A comb filter effect that creates a resonant or flanging sound by adding a delayed copy of the input signal with various options for delay time and feedback.
Allpass filter: An allpass filter effect that changes the phase of the input signal without affecting its amplitude with various options for delay time and feedback.
Bandpass filter: A bandpass filter effect that filters out frequencies outside a certain range from the input signal with various options for center frequency and bandwidth.
Highpass filter: A highpass filter effect that filters out low frequencies from the input signal with various options for cutoff frequency and slope.
Lowpass filter: A lowpass filter effect that filters out high frequencies from the input signal with various options for cutoff frequency and slope.
Notch filter: A notch filter effect that filters out a narrow band of frequencies from the input signal with various options for center frequency and bandwidth.
Peak filter: A peak filter effect that boosts or cuts a narrow band of frequencies from the input signal with various options for center frequency, bandwidth, and gain.
Shelf filter: A shelf filter effect that boosts or cuts high or low frequencies from the input signal with various options for frequency and gain.
Graphic EQ: A graphic EQ effect that adjusts the frequency spectrum of the input signal with various options for bands and gain.
Parametric EQ: A parametric EQ effect that adjusts the frequency spectrum of the input signal with various options for bands, types, gain, frequency, and Q.
Dynamic EQ: A dynamic EQ effect that adjusts the frequency spectrum of the input signal based on its level with various options for bands, types, threshold, ratio, attack, release, etc.
Multiband compressor: A multiband compressor effect that reduces the dynamic range of the input signal in different frequency bands with various options for bands, threshold, ratio, attack, release, makeup gain, etc.
Multiband limiter: A multiband limiter effect that prevents the input signal from exceeding a certain level in different frequency bands with various options for bands, threshold, release, ceiling, etc.
Multiband gate: A multiband gate effect that silences the input signal below a certain level in different frequency bands with various options for bands, threshold, attack, hold, release, etc.
Multiband distortion: A multiband distortion effect that adds harmonic distortion to the input signal in different frequency bands with various options for bands, types, drive, tone, etc.
Multiband bitcrusher: A multiband bitcrusher effect that reduces the bit depth and sample rate of the input signal in different frequency bands with various options for bands, bits, rate, dithering, etc.
Multiband decimator: A multiband decimator effect that reduces the sample rate of the input signal in different frequency bands with various options for bands, rate and filter.
Multiband clipper: A multiband clipper effect that clips the input signal above a certain level in different frequency bands with various options for bands, level and softness.
Multiband foldback: A multiband foldback effect that folds back the input signal above a certain level in different frequency bands with various options for bands, level and symmetry.
Multiband saturator: A multiband saturator effect that adds subtle distortion to the input signal in different frequency bands with various options for bands, types, drive, bias, etc.
Multiband tube: A multiband tube effect that simulates the sound of a tube amplifier in different frequency bands with various options for bands, types, drive, bias, tone, etc.
Multiband cabinet: A multiband cabinet effect that simulates the sound of a speaker cabinet in different frequency bands with various options for bands, types, size, mic position, etc.
Multiband amp: A multiband amp effect that simulates the sound of a guitar amplifier in different frequency bands with various options for bands, types, gain, tone stack, presence, etc.
Multiband pedal: A multiband pedal effect that simulates the sound of a guitar pedal in different frequency bands with various options for bands, types and parameters.
Multiband wah-wah: A multiband wah-wah effect that modulates the frequency response of the input signal in different frequency bands with various options for bands, types, modes, frequency range, resonance, etc.
Multiband talkbox: A multiband talkbox effect that modulates the input signal with a vocal-like filter in different frequency bands with various options for bands, types and parameters.
Multiband vowel filter: A multiband vowel filter effect that filters the input signal with vowel-like shapes in different frequency bands with various options for bands, vowels and parameters.
Multiband formant filter: A multiband formant filter effect that filters the input signal with formant-like shapes in different frequency bands with various options for bands, formants and parameters.
Multiband comb filter: A multiband comb filter effect that creates a resonant or flanging sound by adding a delayed copy of the input signal in different frequency bands with various options for bands, delay time and feedback.
Multiband allpass filter: A multiband allpass filter effect that changes the phase of the input signal without affecting its amplitude in different frequency bands with various options for bands, delay time and feedback.
Multiband bandpass filter: A multiband bandpass filter effect that filters out frequencies outside a certain range from the input signal in different frequency bands with various options for bands, center frequency and bandwidth.
Multiband highpass filter: A multiband highpass filter effect that filters out low frequencies from the input signal in different frequency bands with various options for bands, cutoff frequency and slope.
Multiband lowpass filter: A multiband lowpass filter effect that filters out high frequencies from the input signal in different frequency bands with various options for bands, cutoff frequency and slope.
Multiband notch filter: A multiband notch filter effect that filters out a narrow band of frequencies from the input signal in different frequency bands with various options for bands, center frequency and bandwidth.
Multiband peak filter: A multiband peak filter effect that boosts or cuts a narrow band of frequencies from the input signal in different frequency bands with various options for bands, center frequency, bandwidth, and gain.
Multiband shelf filter: A multiband shelf filter effect that boosts or cuts high or low frequencies from the input signal in different frequency bands with various options for bands, frequency and gain.
Each layer of Electra VSTi x64 v2.7.5 R2R also has its own master effect section that can be selected from 64 effect types. These are the same as the insert effect types, except they are applied to the entire layer output instead of individual synthesis engines. You can use the master effect section to add some final touches to your sound or to create some interesting effects chains. You can also bypass or enable the master effect section using the master FX button on the top right corner of the interface.
High-End Sound Quality and Huge Sonic Range
Another reason why Electra VSTi x64 v2.7.5 R2R is one of the best synthesizers on the market is its high-end sound quality and huge sonic range. Electra VSTi x64 v2.7.5 R2R delivers high-end sound quality with low CPU usage and minimal aliasing. It uses high-quality oversampling and anti-aliasing algorithms to ensure a smooth and clear sound. It also uses high-quality interpolation and resampling algorithms to ensure a faithful reproduction of wavetables and samples. It also uses high-quality filters and effects to ensure a warm and rich sound.
Electra VSTi x64 v2.7.5 R2R also offers a huge sonic range with over 3000 sounds in 1369 presets designed by professional sound designers. These presets cover a wide variety of genres and styles such as EDM, hip hop, pop, rock, trance, ambient, cinematic, etc. You can find presets for basses, leads, pads, plucks, keys, drums, arps, sequences, vocals, effects, and more. You can also create your own presets using the powerful synthesis and modulation features of Electra VSTi x64 v2.7.5 R2R. You can also expand your sound library with additional soundsets that are available for purchase from the official website or from third-party developers.
High Flexibility and Easy to Use
Electra VSTi x64 v2.7.5 R2R is not only a powerful synthesizer, but also a flexible and easy to use one. Electra VSTi x64 v2.7.5 R2R provides high flexibility with its multilayer architecture, its 15 different, combinable synthesis methods, its 41 exclusive filter types, its 53 oscillator types, its 64 effect types, and more. You can create any sound you can imagine with Electra VSTi x64 v2.7.5 R2R, from simple to complex, from analog to digital, from realistic to futuristic. You can also customize your sound with various parameters and controls that are available for each synthesis engine, effect section, and layer.
Electra VSTi x64 v2.7.5 R2R is also easy to use with its friendly, hands-on interface that gives you quick access to all the important features and functions. You can navigate through the interface using the tabs on the top of the screen that correspond to different sections such as oscillator, filter, envelope, LFO, arpeggiator, effect, etc. You can also use the knobs, sliders, buttons, and menus on the interface to adjust the values and settings of each parameter and control. You can also use the mouse wheel or the right-click menu to change the values and settings more easily.
Electra VSTi x64 v2.7.5 R2R also has some useful features that make it more user-friendly and convenient. For example:
It has a smart patch browser that lets you browse through the presets by category and subcategory, or by using keywords or ratings. You can also use the patch browser to save, load, rename, delete, or initialize presets.
It has a drag and drop modulation system that lets you assign any modulation source to any modulation destination by simply dragging and dropping them on the interface. You can also use the modulation matrix to view and edit all the modulation assignments in one place.
It has a MIDI learn function that lets you assign any MIDI controller to any parameter or control by simply right-clicking on it and moving the MIDI controller. You can also use the MIDI learn menu to view and edit all the MIDI assignments in one place.
It has a context-sensitive help function that lets you access helpful information about any parameter or control by simply hovering over it with the mouse cursor. You can also use the help menu to access the online manual or the video tutorials.
Expandability and Compatibility
Electra VSTi x64 v2.7.5 R2R is not only a powerful, flexible, and easy to use synthesizer, but also an expandable and compatible one. Electra VSTi x64 v2.7.5 R2R is expandable with additional soundsets that are available for purchase from the official website or from third-party developers. These soundsets add more presets and samples to your sound library, covering different genres and styles such as trap, house, techno, dubstep, ambient, etc. You can also import your own samples in wav or sfz format and use them as sound sources in the sample synthesis mode. Y