Fleer
It's a bunny thing.

Well they do lay the most delicious eggs, those bunnies do

Double the post, double the fun

Peter Rabbit?

Fleer
Peter Rabbit?

I prefer Peter Rarebit, because I'm known to be pretty cheesy.

I expected next annoucment from IK to be modo guitar but it seems not to be the case.

msorrels
KvR post says the circuit in the background is this MiniMoog VCF clone:
http://www.yusynth.net/Modular/EN/MOOGVCF/index.html
So either a synth or maybe just the filter.

MarioD
It is a plug-in that will allow us to input silence, called rests in music terms, in our songs!

IK_Multimedia
The more notes the better - rests are for the weak! :)

So summarizing known information: there will be 2 version:
* freeware (?) or "LE", which imitate switched off VCF, still with a possibility to turn knobs. May be with extra limitation to produce silence for 5 seconds only, and then.... who knows...
* full version, which allows to switch it on. With extra bonus to rapidly generate huge number of notes, in case there are some rests on input.

IK_Multimedia

Fleer
Peter Rabbit?

I prefer Peter Rarebit, because I'm known to be pretty cheesy.

Ubiquitous IK Guy takes a swing at self defecating humor. ...strike one...

One more down the hole.

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