Factory from Sugar Bytes is an exciting new poly synth plug-in with some interesting features, filter models, an awesome Mod Matrix, 4 sequencers, multi-effects, morph crossfader and so much more.
You have to hand it to them. Sugar Bytes not only got me immediately interested in their new polyphonic synthesizer plugin, Factory, because it is a Sugar Bytes synth, but the marketing copy on their website had my brain completely overwhelmed too. In a good way.
When was the last time you saw a synth (or any plug-in) being described in the following way?
“Factory is your safari ticket to the wilderness of sound. Bearded basslines go fishing for diamonds in a lake full of frogs. Crank the crossfader to morph from a tricky beat to some mellow chords. Combine what no one else has combined yet. This is not your usual preset-clicker. Factory is the new poly-synth from Sugar Bytes. The one with the matrix.”
If this hasn’t got you curious too, then perhaps the trailer video will…
The Mod Matrix looks appealing in Sugar Bytes' Factory.
Here are the main features of Sugar Bytes Factory:
2x10 Oscillator Engines, plus Sub Osc (with RingMod mode) and Noise (with 5 Colors)
Learn more about the different functions of Factory like its Oscillators, Modulators, Arpiculation, Matrix Basics, Matrix Advanced, Sequencers, Morph, Sample + Hold on on the Sugar Bytes site.
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