Wusik Station ST12 Is the Next "Retro" Plugin from
the ST line (a new product, not an upgrade to ST8). Features 2 Wave
Sequencing Slots and 2 Advanced Multi-Zone Samplers. All using 12
bits sample resolution with a 64 bits processing chain.
Windows PC 64 Bits Native Formats: VST2 and VST3.
A few areas of the synth will use the Wusik Station ST8 code, but most will be new code. Especially the sample player and wave sequencer. So both products will be very different. So check out WSST8 for a glimpse of what ST12 will become.
The screenshots are from the live code, so I already coded a portion of the synth. Soon I will announce the first Alpha/Beta versions.
Check out Wusik Station ST8 which is fully complete and released.
Current List Of Features (subject to changes without notice):
- 64-Bits Internal Processing (Filters, Effects, Envelopes);
- Multi-Program Bank Of Presets VST Compatible with Copy, Paste, Export and Import options;
- Internal Help (F1) and list of Shortcuts (F2);
- Resizeable Interface;
- 4 Layers with Key Switching and MIDI Channel splitter;
- Each layer has 2 Wave Sequencers (12-Bit single-zone sounds) with a Sampler Player attached (12-Bits multi-zone sounds), with an option to render in 8 or 4-Bits (everything else is 64-Bits);
- Effects: Reverb and Chorus (also works as a Delay unit). The Reverb has a Hold feature;
- Random Preset Generator (hit F5, F4 undo/redo);
- Monitor Brightness and Hue (color) selector;
- Drag and Drop Banks and Sounds;
- Option of Bank Exporting with Custom Samples Included;
- Extra Bank of Presets + Samples.
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Some background on my previous work: my first plugin (@ Wusik) was Wusik Station. A Wavesequencing and Rompler synth with great features. V1 was released on 2001 as Wusik debuted. Before that I worked on several plugins for DashSynthesis and DashSignature with Luigi Felici. As Wusik evolved I released multiple new versions of Wusik Station and also multiple other products such as Wusik 8008, Wusik One, Wusik DRS1, Wusik DLooper and more. Wusik Station is now at Version 10, called Wusik Station X. It's a complex product that does more than V1 did. The idea for Wusik Wave is to go back to the roots but also add a new twist on how we can create Wavesequences.
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Who is William Kalfelz? "I have been coding plugins for over 22 years at Wusik.com. Before that, I worked on DASHsignature and DashSynthesis with Luigi Felici. I have over 30 years of coding experience and have created multiple products such as: Wusik Station, Wusik EVE, and, Wusik 8008. I also created my first DAW years ago, called Wusik SQ200. A vintage-hardware-sequencer styled DAW with full VST2 and VST3 support for Windows x64 Machines. I'm also a very active musician and have released several albums in the past few months. You can check them at Kalfelz.com."
