TubeOhm Pure-D16/24R

The TubeOhm Pure-D16/24R (also known as the Pure-D16/24Rack) is a virtual instrument software sampler/synthesizer extension designed specifically for the Windows platform. It belongs to TubeOhm’s recognized “Pure-Synth” trilogy, bridging the gap between sample playback and comprehensive subtractive sound design. Core Synthesis & Architecture

Sample Oscillators: It is driven by three independent sample oscillators that support both 16-bit and 24-bit audio in mono or stereo format.

Voice Polyphony: The engine handles up to 10 voices of polyphony.

Looping Modes: The sample engine accommodates three distinct loop modes to alter how the raw waveforms sustain.

Sound Manipulation: Includes built-in time-stretching algorithms to independently manage sample length and pitch, alongside a quick-tune utility. Filters & Modulation

Multimode Filter: Equipped with a 12/24dB variable filter that operates in Low-Pass (TP), High-Pass (HP), and Band-Pass (BP) modes.

Envelopes: Employs an ADSR filter envelope and a VCA ADSR envelope with selectable linear or logarithmic curves. It also features a complex multi-stage envelope dedicated to advanced modulation, custom curves, and looping shapes.

LFOs & Routing: Contains two LFOs (with phase synchronization on LFO 1) alongside two modulation buses that let you map 6 audio sources to 9 distinct destinations via 5 assignable controllers. Effects & Performance Tools

Internal FX Rack: Sound character can be expanded using a built-in suite containing Delay, Chorus, Phaser, and Reverb.

Built-in Arpeggiator: Comes with a specialized performance arpeggiator featuring gate-time adjustments and a “live” function.

Dynamics & Utility: Houses a 6-channel internal mixer, a ring modulator, standalone distortion, and a soft limiter to protect the master output from digital clipping. Format and Compatibility

The plugin runs as a native VST instrument plugin on Windows systems. If you are looking into similar granular or rack options from the developer, you can find active documentation on platforms like the KVR Audio Pure-D16/24Grain Page or track the architecture’s origins through historical audio updates via CjCity.

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