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If you're looking for a full-featured dream synthesizer, then you can leave right now. But if you're not, and instead just want an easy way to add timbres to your compositions, the Steinberg LM4 Mark II VSTi v1.1 is the perfect tool. LM4 is designed primarily as a bass instrument, but it does so much more than that: create pads and ambient soundscapes with its lush analog sounds or glitch out your rhythms with its digital noise waveforms! It's insanely easy to create new patches thanks to a well thought-out patch browser and a simple macro system that gets rid of all the programming headaches. The interface is simple and accessible, with a cool LCD display that shows you exactly what each knob does. It's also very easy to use thanks to an intuitive GUI that reflects the actual sound of the instrument. Being a multi-synthesizer, LM4 can create all kinds of sounds, from strange and pitch-bent noise waveforms to thick analog basses and psychedelic pad sounds. You can also make a huge variety of percussion sounds thanks to a powerful pitch envelope generator. A rich array of effects is included as well: delay, reverb, distortion, overdrive - all extremely useful for shaping your sound!STEINBERG LM4 MARK II VSTi v1. 1 demo : http://www.steinberg.net/en/products/components-plugins/vsts/productdetails.php?product=LM4&locale=en Steinberg's LM4 Mark II VSTi v1.1 is available for Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux. The video clip was made with the cooperation of Mr. Sahman Zadeh, Senior Lecturer at Department of Music Technology at University of Huddersfield. It was released on YouTube by Steinberg Inc., the company that manufactures the LM4 Mark II VSTi v1. 1. Credits Full page advertisement in the August 2011 issue of Computer Music. Design by i-Kawase. Reviewed in Computer Music #196. Magazine rating: 4/5 rating stars out of 5, based on 2 reviews rating systems. The rating score is a mean rating between 0 and 5 stars with a positive rating being awarded to a product in each category when it receives at least three reviews from members of the magazine who have rated that product at least 3 stars out of five. It can also be used when an individual reviewer gives a product 3 to 4 stars out of 5 and there are another three reviewers who have rated it less than three out of five. Digital Producer / Editor: David Greeves (Mastering by Steve Hoffman/MPS) The review was an overall positive affair, with the reviewer remarking that "it's hard to see how Steinberg could do much better". He also credited Steinberg for promoting use of soft synths through their video tutorial series. He notes that the manual is "pretty good" and "clearly shows how the interface works". "Computer Music" gave 5 stars out of 5. Editor Chris Robinson described it as having "a great sound". He also praised the high quality of sample material on offer, but felt that it should be priced higher than what was offered at the time of release. cfa1e77820
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