Reason Studios Objekt Virtual Synth Software
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$59.00at Reason StudiosChecked Nov 9
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Objekt is a physical modeling synthesizer from Reason Studios that builds acoustic-style sounds from three resonating objects driven by an exciter section, rather than from samples. It ships with over 500 patches covering bells, mallets, percussion, strings and textures, and a randomizer for quick variation. It suits sound designers and producers who want to shape organic tones from scratch rather than pick presets. Against sample libraries it is far more flexible and playable, but it demands more tweaking and does not reproduce a specific real instrument as faithfully as a good sampled library.
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Lowest price we've seen: $59.00 on Nov 9 at Reason Studios. Tracked across 3 stores since Nov 9.
Owners describe Objekt as a deep, rewarding synth that rewards experimentation, with strong presets and a randomizer that keeps sessions moving. The common complaint is the learning curve and the time it takes to dial in a usable sound from scratch.
Objekt is a physical modeling synthesizer for Reason. It models the properties of acoustic instruments and exposes them as parameters, so sounds can be shaped like those of a synthesizer. It can produce realistic bells, mallets, percussion and stringed instruments, as well as imaginary instruments that don't exist.
The sound source is three resonating objects, which act as the instrument itself. They can be set up as a string, a bell, a skin or something else. An Exciter section sets the instrument in motion, from the short impact of a stick to a wash of noisy static. Objekt generates all sound in real time and does not use pre-recorded samples.
More than 500 patches are included as starting points, covering bells, mallets, percussion, stringed instruments, textures and more. A randomizer can slightly alter a patch or take it in a new direction. Objekt works inside the Reason Rack with the usual browser, native undo, and CV and audio cables. Any audio signal can be sent to the External Input to excite the resonators, similar to an acoustic vocoder.
