XORbot is another fairly simple noisebox synth, and similar to NANDroid in that it uses logical operations to generate sounds, and features a similar modulation setup and synth engine. However, the sound generation method itself is different enough that the range of sounds XORbot can make is quite different– though still quite crude and noisy.
Like NANDroid, there is no MIDI key tracking by default, though it is available as a mod source and there is a gate and volume envelope that can be enabled and triggered by MIDI notes.
Audio demo:
Video demo:
FSA XORbot demo – VST3i noisebox
XORbot is somewhat related to the previously-released NANDroid, in that it uses logical operations to generate sounds, and features a similar modulation setup and synth engine. The plugin can be downloaded here: https://www.fstateaudio.com/?page_id=1076 Demo recorded in Bespoke Synth: https://www.bespokesynth.com/
Downloads:
Changelog:
V1.01 (02/25/23)
- MIDI note value available as modulation source.
- fixes to MIDI assigned controller numbers (some duplicates existed)
Acknowledgements
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