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[QUOTE="Queen, post: 90251, member: 27"]
Diodorus chases a wild premise: what if every dream virtual analog box from the late 90s got crammed into a single plugin? MMPR Technologies skips cloning one specific machine and instead serves up the whole sound palette that generation of hardware delivered, from saw stacks and trance pads to modern leads and biting basses.

The headline trick revives that classic VA move of morphing between two full sounds on one control. Load a totally different patch into A and B, then sweep a single knob to blend across, whether you automate it or ride it manually.

Under the hood sits a bitimbral engine running Single, Layer, Split, and Scene Morph modes, with 24 voices splitting 12 and 12 across both slots. Each oscillator packs five waveforms, where Ensemble stacks seven detuned saws spanning up to 55 cents. Oscillators phase-modulate each other or themselves for feedback FM, feeding a state-variable filter switching between lowpass, highpass, and bandpass at selectable slopes.

You get three LFOs per voice, an eight-slot mod matrix, a full independent effects chain per slot, and an arpeggiator. Over 500 presets fill 20 categories. It runs Windows-only as a 64-bit VST3 for 105 euros, with a full-featured trial that tosses in occasional audio dropouts.
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