RGB SYNTH 2 - Resolume FX
This plugin is a meticulous emulation of a rare piece of vintage Russian hardware that had undergone circuit bending before landing in our hands. We've invested considerable effort to create an exact replica, so don't fret over quirks in functionality. Nevertheless, we're open to suggestions and enhancements for future iterations. Embrace the unique character and quirks of this extraordinary creation.
Enjoy the glorious chaos of a rare, circuit-bent Russian hardware gem, meticulously recreated for the digital age.
Ever wondered what a modified Soviet video synthesizer would sound like? The RGB SYNTH 2 resolume fx captures the chaotic, gloriously analog essence of this lost piece of history.
More than just emulation:
- Forget the limitations of conventional plugins. RGB SYNTH 2 offers a unique experience, brimming with character and unpredictable nuances.
- Control the chaos: While paying homage to the unpredictable, you're in control. Master a wide range of parameters to sculpt your visuals.
- Create with fluidity: Bring your creations to life with BPM or audio FFT modulation, or map your parameters to your keyboard or MIDI controller.
Weird and wonderful:
- Unique character: Dive into a world of swirling textures, glitchy goodness, and otherworldly sounds that will transform your digital creations.
- Limitless possibilities: From VJ sets and music videos to experimental sound design, RGB SYNTH 2 is your gateway to a universe of sonic and visual exploration.
PARAMETER EXPLANATION a.k.a INSTRUCTIONS
RED CHANNEL
1. RED freq: Controls the number of cycles in the red signal, influencing its frequency.
2. RED sync: Aligns the rotation of the red signal with external sources for synchronization.
3. RED DX: Adjusts the horizontal position of the red signal within the frame.
4. RED DY: Shifts the vertical position of the red signal within the frame.
5. RED Mod: Intensity control for modulating the amplitude or characteristics of the red signal.
6. RED cos: Sets the phase angle of the cosine waveform in the red signal.
7. RED rec: Generates a rectangular waveform for the red signal.
8. RED saw: Produces a sawtooth waveform for the red signal.
9. RED tri: Generates a triangular waveform for the red signal.
10. RED noz: Adds a noise waveform component to the red signal.
11. RED rev: Reverses the phase of the red signal, altering its waveform.
12. RED MOD AMOUNT: Adjusts the amount of secondary modulation applied to the red signal.
13. RED MOD SPEED: Sets the speed of the secondary modulation affecting the red signal.
14. RED MUTATE SPEED: Controls the rate of mutation for secondary modulation applied to the red signal.
15. RED MUTATE: Initiates a trigger for implementing secondary modulation on the red signal.
16. RED Density: Controls the density of modulation applied to the red signal.
17. RED Gain: Adjusts the magnitude or strength of the modulation applied to the red signal.
18. RED Frequency: Sets the frequency of the modulation affecting the red signal.
19. RED ERROR!: Activates a switch to intentionally distort or disrupt the red signal.
GREEN CHANNEL
1. GREEN freq: Adjusts the number of cycles in the green signal, influencing its frequency.
2. GREEN sync: Aligns the rotation of the green signal with external sources for synchronization.
3. GREEN DX: Controls the horizontal position of the green signal within the frame.
4. GREEN DY: Shifts the vertical position of the green signal within the frame.
5. GREEN Mod: Modulation intensity control for the green signal.
6. GREEN cos: Sets the phase angle of the cosine waveform in the green signal.
7. GREEN rec: Generates a rectangular waveform for the green signal.
8. GREEN saw: Produces a sawtooth waveform for the green signal.
9. GREEN tri: Generates a triangular waveform for the green signal.
10. GREEN noz: Adds a noise waveform component to the green signal.
11. GREEN rev: Reverses the phase of the green signal, altering its waveform.
12. GREEN MOD AMOUNT: Adjusts the amount of secondary modulation applied to the green signal.
13. GREEN MOD SPEED: Sets the speed of the secondary modulation affecting the green signal.
14. GREEN MUTATE SPEED: Controls the rate of mutation for secondary modulation applied to the green signal.
15. GREEN MUTATE: Initiates a trigger for implementing secondary modulation on the green signal.
16. GREEN Density: Controls the density of modulation applied to the green signal.
17. GREEN Gain: Adjusts the magnitude or strength of the modulation applied to the green signal.
18. GREEN Frequency: Sets the frequency of the modulation affecting the green signal.
19. GREEN ERROR!: Activates a switch to intentionally distort or disrupt the green signal.
BLUE CHANNEL
1. BLUE freq: Adjusts the number of cycles in the blue signal, influencing its frequency.
2. BLUE sync: Aligns the rotation of the blue signal with external sources for synchronization.
3. BLUE DX: Controls the horizontal position of the blue signal within the frame.
4. BLUE DY: Shifts the vertical position of the blue signal within the frame.
5. BLUE Mod: Modulation intensity control for the blue signal.
6. BLUE cos: Sets the phase angle of the cosine waveform in the blue signal.
7. BLUE rec: Generates a rectangular waveform for the blue signal.
8. BLUE saw: Produces a sawtooth waveform for the blue signal.
9. BLUE tri: Generates a triangular waveform for the blue signal.
10. BLUE noz: Adds a noise waveform component to the blue signal.
11. BLUE rev: Reverses the phase of the blue signal, altering its waveform.
12. BLUE MOD AMOUNT: Adjusts the amount of secondary modulation applied to the blue signal.
13. BLUE MOD SPEED: Sets the speed of the secondary modulation affecting the blue signal.
14. BLUE MUTATE SPEED: Controls the rate of mutation for secondary modulation applied to the blue signal.
15. BLUE MUTATE: Initiates a trigger for implementing secondary modulation on the blue signal.
16. BLUE Density: Controls the density of modulation applied to the blue signal.
17. BLUE Gain: Adjusts the magnitude or strength of the modulation applied to the blue signal.
18. BLUE Frequency: Sets the frequency of the modulation affecting the blue signal.
19. BLUE ERROR!: Activates a switch to intentionally distort or disrupt the blue signal.
GENERAL SETTINGS
1. ALPHA: Controls the background between black or alpha transparency.
2. LIGHT BOOST: Compresses the signal and intensifies brightness to its limit.
3. TOTAL OPACITY: Adjusts the overall opacity of the signal, affecting its transparency.