Audio Plugin Deals is running an 83% OFF deal on the Waldorf Largo (currently $29.99) virtual synthesizer until July 5th, 2020.
Waldorf Largo is a virtual instrument based on Waldorf’s Blofeld hardware synthesizer. It features three oscillators with models of classic analog waveforms and a set of waveforms from the PPG and Waldorf Wave synthesizers stored in two wavetables. The raw sound of the oscillators is shaped with Largo’s dual multi-mode resonant filters, ultra-fast envelopes, and three versatile LFO modules. All of this is connected together using an intuitive modulation matrix.
See also: Top Music Production Deals & Freebies – June 2020The plugin also features a 16-step arpeggiator borrowed from the Q synthesizer line. Animate the sounds using the arpeggiator and add a final layer of polish using Largo’s high-quality effects. There are plenty of effects to choose from, including a chorus, a flanger, reverb, distortion, and more. Finally, Largo lets you stack up to four sound layers to create truly fat and rich synth sounds.
The instrument is packed with powerful sound design features, but some users prefer using presets as a starting point. Largo comes with an extensive collection of presets that you can tweak and customize to create your own sounds.
Waldorf Largo is usually priced at $174, but you can get it for only $29.99 in this exclusive deal. The offer ends on July 5th, 2020.
The software is available in VST, AU, and AAX plugin formats for digital audio workstations on PC and Mac. Both 32-bit and 64-bit plugin hosts are supported.
More info: Waldorf Largo (83% OFF until July 5th)
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JoeHF
onLate to the party, but thank you for spotting this! Just snagged it. It’s a bit like a new take on the old Albino–not an in-your-face “modern” sound at all, but SO syrupy and lush… And it doesn’t need an eLicenser anymore, it looks like they finally came to their senses!
Sir, you are gonna make my weekend. :)
JoeHF
onEdit – ok, after messing around with it more, it can get thin and kind of crispy sometimes, too, but I don’t think that’s a bad thing. Anyway, just my two cents’ worth.