BLEASS Megalit squeezes the amazing depth, power, and top - notch sound quality of modern plugin synthesizers into an instrument that's a joy to play and a breeze to program. It combines wavetable and classic subtractive oscillators, along with flexible filtering and post - processing. An extensive range of advanced modulation sources gives sound designers a huge array of timbres to explore. Thanks to BLEASS' super - intuitive interface, even non - techy musicians can easily access this vast sonic palette. Key features include advanced wavetable oscillators with adjustable position and fold for endless variety in 135 wavetables, per - oscillator unison mode for complex layering, a noise generator with dedicated filtering, resonant high - pass and low - pass filters, four LFOs for complex modulation, an advanced motion sequencer, per - patch storage of performance controller response curves, a patch randomizing feature that always gives useful sounds, a built - in multi - band compressor for great dynamic control, and an intuitive layout of all parameters. Plus, it's super - efficient on your system, leaving room for more instruments and effects.
Using BLEASS Megalit is a straightforward process. Start by exploring the wavetable oscillators. You can adjust the wavetable position and fold to create different sounds from the 135 available wavetables. If you want complex layering, use the per - oscillator unison mode. For non - tonal sounds, play around with the noise generator and its dedicated high - and low - pass filters. The resonant high - pass and low - pass filters can be applied to individual oscillators or pairs. When it comes to modulation, the four LFOs and the advanced motion sequencer are your friends. Save your settings using the per - patch storage. And if you're out of ideas, use the patch randomizing feature. To maintain good performance, make sure your system meets the basic requirements. Don't overload your system with too many other heavy - duty instruments and effects while using Megalit. Also, keep your software updated to ensure you have the latest features and bug fixes.
