Nexus 2 vst price mod#
When we used the first version of Nexus we grumbled about the lack of those user LFOs (they eventually debuted in v1.2), so this time we're going to suggest that since the mod matrix is more powerful, there should be user ADSRs too. Mod sources include the mod wheel, aftertouch, pitchbend, CC and host automation, and twin user LFOs. This now has over 100 destinations, and all effects (except ensemble) have at least one modulatable parameter. The Mod screen offers control over vibrato, portamento and pitchbend (now with a +/-48 semitone range), but the main point of interest is the spruced-up modulation matrix. The front panel knobs and buttons are unchanged since v1, yet the LCD panel offers some neat new tricks. You can't create sounds from scratch using Nexus2, or import samples into it, but there are sound-shaping options aplenty. That said, Nexus2 now comes with, ahem, four skins as standard. If you really feel like flashing the cash, you can buy new GUI skins, too. There are many downloadable expansions available to buy at the reFX site, covering a variety of genres and priced at €70 each. This is in addition to the factory bank outlined above and adds 128 bang-up-to-date dance patches that are especially suited to trance, electro house and hard dance styles. Nexus2 remains a dance-music-focused product, and this is affirmed by the inclusion of an all-new expansion: Dance Vol.
'Real' instrument sounds feature less heavily, and are of the slick, 'workstation' variety.
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