K-OSC is a sample based instrument built upon the Mini polyphonic analog synthesizer by John KRISCHER. Full EN/FR Manuals provided. K-OSC was our first attempt to produce a Kontakt library. It’s a raw instrument plugged into guitar effects.
Inspired by John KRISCHER’s original handmade Analog Polyphonic Synthesizer, the K-OSC is pure oscillator juice: no ADSR, no LFO, no MIDI. But our “inspired by” instrument is a bit less ‘basic’ than the real deal hence it’s got independant volume controls for each oscillator instead of ON/OFF switches. And you can play it using MIDI notes.
When we came to the K-OSC it was just a proof of concept as Fluidshell is more a hardware design studio than a software producer. K-OSC was our first one, followed up by the NoiseBox)… and many more.
The K-OSC uses samples we created with the real hardware analog synthesizer, recorded straight into the soundcard with minimal post-processing (levelling).
This instrument is a sampled version of the real deal, which is a very basic analog synth (three oscillators with separate tuning, on/off switch for each osc and that’s all).
So we sampled all of the 3 oscillators in a one octave range.
