Audio Damage AD-202 v1.0.5

AD-202 is a single-oscillator monosynth in the small-grey-box tradition of the early 1980s. One VCO with saw, pulse, sub, and noise running into a 24 dB ladder filter, one envelope, one LFO, and very little else. All main controls are on the front panel, and there is exactly one path from a knob to a sound.

Under the vintage panel it is a thoroughly modern instrument. Mono or eight-voice poly, per-voice analog drift, a tempo-syncable LFO with a delayed onset, MPE, MTS-ESP microtuning, and a post-VCA color section with pre-filter saturation, filter drive, distortion, and a tilt EQ. The vintage part is the ergonomics. The rest of it is not vintage at all.

Features
*Single VCO with four footages
*Sub oscillator
*Source mixer with pre-filter saturation
*24 dB ladder filter
*One ADSR, shared
*LFO with delayed onset
*Three trigger modes
*Portamento
*Bassline sequencer
*Mono or eight-voice poly
*Age (Per-voice fixed random drift across pitch, pulse width, cutoff, LFO rate, and mixer levels)
*Output stage (Post-VCA distortion and a bipolar tilt EQ pivoting at 1 kHz)
*MPE and aftertouch routing
*MTS-ESP microtuning
*Independent velocity amounts to the amplifier and to the filter

Change Log
*New in Version 1.0.5
• A sequencer. Click SEQ and a bassline step sequencer opens in a band below the keyboard: eight patterns of up to 64 steps, each step accented, slid into the next, or pushed by octaves either way; follow actions and repeat counts chain the patterns into an arrangement; swing, and a row of tools for randomizing, varying, copying, clearing and rotating. A realtime mutation
panel alters the pattern on its way out without altering what you wrote.

Homepage:-https://www.audiodamage.com/collections/instruments/products/ad066-ad202/

Linux_AD-202_1.0.5.zip – 81.4 MB
macOS_AD202_1.0.5.zip – 193.3 MB
Win_AD202_1.0.5.zip – 76.8 MB