Product Description

• Monopolyphonix was in many ways a celebration of another successful resurrection of an old classic saved from the grave. Much like the Minimoog
• ARP Omni-2 and Novachord left their sonic fingerprints on S-VX and The Orbitone Collection
• a recently restored Farfisa Syntorchestra manufactured in 1974
• gave its all to the creation of Monopolyphonix… Why the name? Well the Syntorchestra comes from a strange era quite early on in the history of affordable portable synthesizers where manufacturers were quite experimental and tended to do their own thing. This was especially the case with early polyphonics. The net result is that weird and wacky user interfaces and synth architectures were quite the norm in those days! All sample material captured from a recently restored 1974 Farfisa Syntorchestra. Analog Chorus Unit
• RME Fireface. Syntorchestra What makes the Syntorchestra quite unusual is that it features a complete polyphonic divide down section running in complete isolation in parallel with a basic monosynth each of which capable of producing similar timbres. This is quite unlike the paraphonic synth sections of the ARP Omni for example. The result is a rather odd combination of the perfect pitch characteristics of a polyphonic divide down synth beating
• phasing and interacting with the far from perfect pitch tracking of a monophonic synth. With some careful front panel tweaking the two sections can be brought together to produce a surprisingly big sound. It also boasts one of the warmest analog synth pianos I think I’ve ever heard. It’s a very basic sound but really quite beautiful through reverb. The monophonic section can produce an array of chime
• twang and almost Theremin type timbres too. Loot Audio were really very keen from the start not to let this library turn into yet another virtual offering of an old classic and therefore treated the instrument more as the raw material for an array of new sounds that reached beyond the original. Features 165 generously long 24-bit samples 16 multi-sampled voices/partials 4-Voice Layering Engine with ability to save 34 editable example instrument patches 12 example layered multi patches System Requirements Full Kontakt 4.2.4 or above 250Mb free hard disk space Important Note: Full version of NI Kontakt 4.2.4 and above is required. Will not function with the free NI Kontakt Player. Please Note: Pulse Downloader is used to download the software and must be installed. El Dorado: Legato Ambient Guitar is used as an example. Mac 1. Visit the Pulse Downloader website by clicking the El Dorado: Legato Ambient Guitar 'Download' link in your Plugin Boutique User Account or by clicking HERE
• and download the correct installer for your system (either 'OS X or later' or 'M1 System'). 2. Open the downloaded file and run the installer 'Pulse-XX.X.X.dmg'. 3. Drag 'Pulse' to 'Applications'. 4. Log in to your Pulse account
• or create a new account by clicking 'Register' at the bottom of the window. 5. If registering
• input your email and password
• agree to the terms of use and click 'Register'. 6. Click the '+ Add a Product' button located in the top right-hand corner of the window. 7. Copy and paste your serial number from your My Account page
• click 'Install Now'
• then click 'Redeem'. 8. Select a location for Pulse to download the software by clicking the file icon on the right-hand side of the window. 9. Select the location you would like your software to download and install to. 10. Click 'Download and Install'. 11. The instrument is now downloading. 12. Once the instrument has finished downloading
• open Kontakt
• then open the 'Files' tab and navigate to the location that you downloaded the Kontakt Library to. Then click and drag the .nki file into the empty window. Your Kontakt instrument is now installed and ready to use. Windows 1. Visit the Pulse Downloader website by clicking the El Dorado: Legato Ambient Guitar 'Download' link in your Plugin Boutique User Account or by clicking HERE
• and download using the 'Download for Windows' link. 2. Open the downloaded file and run the installer 'Pulse Web Setup X.X.X.exe'. 2. Log in to your Pulse account
• or create a new account by clicking 'Register' at the bottom of the window. 3. If registering
• input your email and password
• agree to the terms of use and click 'Register'. 4. Click the '+ Add a Product' button located in the top right-hand corner of the window. 5. Copy and paste your serial number from your My Account page
• click 'Install Now'
• then click 'Redeem'. 6. Select a location for Pulse to download the software by clicking the file icon on the right-hand side of the window. 7. Select the location you would like your software to download and install to. 8. Click 'Download and Install'. 9. The instrument is now downloading. 10. Once the instrument has finished downloading
• open Kontakt
• then open the 'Files' tab and navigate to the location that you downloaded the Kontakt Library to. Then click and drag the .nki file into the empty window. Your Kontakt instrument is now installed and ready to use.

Additional Information

About the Loot Audio Monopolyphonix

The Loot Audio Monopolyphonix represents excellent craftsmanship in the Kontakt Instrument category.

Why Choose the Loot Audio Monopolyphonix?

• •Authentic Loot Audio craftsmanship and design
• •Versatile sound suitable for multiple musical genres
• •Professional build quality and reliable performance
• •Part of Loot Audio's respected Kontakt Instrument lineup

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