CableGuys Curve 2.6.3

CableGuys Curve is a sound synthesis software that gives you completely new possibilities for experimentation and detailed tweaking, with a compelling waveform editor, huge sound library, and smooth interface.

Curve's oscillators, LFOs, and envelopes are all supported by custom waveforms that you draw yourself using Cableguys' unique Wave Editor. Take complete control to design everything from deep, tight bass and fierce FM growls to inspiring rhythm loops and ever-changing soundstages.

The 18-mode filter adds shape, flavor and texture to any sound. Add depth and dimension with up to 16-voice unification. Create precisely targeted modulations with the Modulation Matrix—or turn the Macro knob for instant gratification.

For instant inspiration, dive into a massive sound library filled with quality presets from renowned sound designers like Michael Kastrup, Pluginguru, Myagi, Xenos Soundworks, Soundsdivine, and hidden gems from the ever-innovative Curve community.

Features

• Waveform Design: Any waveform you can imagine is just a click away with Cableguys' renowned waveform editing tools. Draw custom oscillator shapes and design unique rhythmic envelopes and LFOs.
• Stack oscillators: Layer up to three non-aliased oscillators, all with noise and FM.
• Mix two waveforms within each oscillator—modulate the mix to create expressive sonic movement.
• Filter tweaking: Enhance your oscillators with powerful dual filters with flexible routing. Diverse filter types include our famous Sallen-Key analog emulation design with adjustable actuation.
• Add movement: Modulate anything with anything in the modulation matrix. Connect envelopes, LFOs, and more to bring life and movement to your patches. The one-page matrix view always shows exactly what's going on.
• Find sounds: Explore a vast world of sounds with Curve's powerful Library Browser. Easily filter by sound type, rating, name, and more. Sync to get more presets and stay inspired.
• Creative freedom: Not everyone wants to be a sound scientist — at least not all the time. Macros let you forget about the technical stuff by automating complex parameter sets. Four simple controls with endless creative possibilities.