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The Analog Empire: Brass and Winds Black Friday deal takes 88% off this MSoundFactory instrument, bringing it to $8 until Jan 1, 2027.
Analog Empire: Brass and Winds is a virtual instrument for synthesized brass and wind sounds. The maker says it runs on more than 30 multi-samples taken from real analog synths.
It runs inside MSoundFactory. You can also buy it separately and play it in the free MSoundFactory Player.
You load a brass or wind sound into each of two slots, Sound A and Sound B. Each layer has its own pitch, Drift and Unison controls.
Drift is the analog-style pitch wobble. Unison stacks detuned voices. Together they cover everything from a tight, focused lead to a wide, detuned ensemble.
The FX page is split into three groups:
The Master section handles the final shaping, so you can dial in the sound without leaving the instrument:
The instrument ships with presets made by professional sound designers. The maker describes the interface as built for speed, so you can sculpt a sound quickly.
It is fully compatible with MPE, MIDI Polyphonic Expression, for more nuanced and expressive performances.
The maker pitches it at film-score fanfares, funk horn stabs and atmospheric pads.
If you already own MSoundFactory or MSoundFactoryLE, the maker says Analog Empire: Brass and Winds is free to download. Run MPluginManager and pick it up from there.
Yes. The Analog Empire: Brass and Winds Black Friday deal is 88% off, taking the instrument to $8. The offer ends Jan 1, 2027.
It includes over 30 multi-sampled analog synth sources, a dual-layer engine, a full FX suite with a Lo-Fi Tape effect, and a Master section with filters, EQ and compression. Presets from professional sound designers are included too.
It is an MSoundFactory instrument. If you own MSoundFactory or MSoundFactoryLE, the maker says it is free through MPluginManager. You can also buy it separately and run it in the free MSoundFactory Player.
Yes. It fully supports MIDI Polyphonic Expression, so MPE controllers can shape each note individually for more expressive playing.
Prices and end dates are checked at publishing time and can change, so confirm them at the store before you buy.