Define which modules you want to lock at their current settings, which will be randomized, and then let Smart Sound dial in a patch for you. For instant sound inspiration, Vacuum Pro features Smart Sound Randomization, which randomly generates new settings for either part or both. You can load these patches separately into each Vacuum Pro part to combine and experiment with multi-timbral sounds. Vacuum Pro comes complete with 350+ tweakable patches created by acclaimed sound designers Richard Devine and Mark Ovenden.

For authentic analog behavior, the Age controls let you manipulate the drift of and add dust to your sounds. The mixer offers a drive circuit and a tone-warping ring modulator. Vacuum Pro also has four envelope generators, matrix-assignable modulation, and a tempo sync’d LFO. Shape your sound with two vacuum tube filters that include a traditional low-pass filter and a selectable high-pass/band-pass filter. For an even bigger sound, the built-in Doubling effect instantly widens and thickens up your patch. Plus, Quad Detune controls per oscillator make it easy to quickly dial in lush sounds.

Each Vacuum Pro part starts with two wide-range, vacuum tube oscillators that can be synched, detuned, and set to various octave levels. Vacuum Pro is a powerful combination of two separate synthesizer parts that can be stacked, split, and layered to produce big, wide, and fat analog sounds. For even more warmth, Vacuum Pro has six virtual vacuum tube circuits that add crunch and grit at every stage of the signal path. Tweak the switches, knobs, and dials to program anything from basses, leads, pads, or unique sound effects. With four analog oscillators, multiple filters and envelopes, and built-in audio effects, Vacuum Pro lets you dive deep into subtractive synthesis to recreate those sought-after analog sounds from the 70s and 80s. Vacuum Pro is a polyphonic analog synthesizer with vacuum tube circuit modeling that perfectly captures the crunchy, warm sound of the analog era. Overview Features System Requirements Updates

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