DS Audio Diversion 1.41

Diversion is a flexible, high-quality software synthesizer, designed for use in all types of professional electronic music production. Diversion takes full advantage of modern processors to bring you perfect sound quality that matches the standards of hardware synthesizers.

Diversion provides 4 oscillators with various waveforms with almost zero aliasing. The oscillators generate sounds in real time using our algorithm, the This does not reduce sound quality at high frequencies. All waveforms have two independent parameters X and Y that allow you to adjust the timbre of the sound output. The oscillator also has synthesis techniques such as FM, RM, wave shaping and filtering.

Some main features:

Bus processor

• Two bus processors in Diversion allow you to convert the oscillator output into a variety of possible sounds. Each bus processor includes a stereo filter with a variety of modes, distortions, and LO-FI sections. We've implemented multiple filter modes and saturation stage types to give you a great arsenal for creating custom patches, including popular Trance, Psy, Dub Step and Ambient sounds.

Effects

• Diversion uses two flexible FX lines to separately process the output of each bus processor. With separate FX processing, you can create multiple layered sounds, even sounds with two parts located in two completely independent sound spaces. Up to 8 effect instances can be stacked in a single FX line, enough to create any desired processing chain.

Oversampling

• Typically, after processing non-linear waveforms within oscillators and bus processors, digital anti-aliasing may occur. Redirect solves this problem by using up to 8X oversampling throughout the entire processing pipeline, except the FX section. The models of all processing modules in Diversion are designed using at least 2X oversampling. This allows Diversion to achieve perfect sound quality with minimal aliasing.

Modulation

• Many parameters in Diversion can be adjusted by 4 LFOs, 4 ADSR Envelopes, 4 MSEGs and an XY controller, called Master Morph. These options, along with the use of a Modulation Matrix, can really breathe life into a sound. Of course, automation and midi controllers are supported.