Cryologic (WITH 456MB SOUNDFONT LIBRARY)

Cryologic is a soundfont library and a soundfont player very simple and easy to use. The SF-Oscillators allows to layer up to three different sounds with separate controls for level, pan, and octave shift for each osc. The filter is a classic state variable filter tweakable also via the X-Y controller. The two arpeggiators are a powerful feature which allows to create interesting patches, complex automatic bass lines, chord accompaniment and complex textures. The onboard reverb, delay and an internal ring modulator effect provides the final touch to this little yet powerful music production tool. A soundfont library of 456MB is included.

Ring Modulation Effect: EXAMPLE. Tip: if you have a control joystick like those on Korg synths, assign positive Y (joystick up) to CC#01 and negative Y (joystick down) to CC#02. This is the easiest way to have more control over the sound (vibrato and ring modulation). If you don't have a control joystick you can also use your modulation wheel for ring modulation (assign it to CC#2) and control vibrato with aftertouch.

NOTE: Vibrato and Ring modulation can be controlled only by MIDI controllers, no controls for these parameters are available on the GUI.

Music Player

KNOWN ISSUES

· If you switch to a patch with an empty slot the Soundfont Oscillator replace the empty slot with the last used soundfont in the previous patch. This is a bug related with SynthEdit SF-Oscillator module. The workaround is to use an empty soundfont file for the unused Soundfont Oscillator. In the Cryologic folder there's a file called "_empty.sf2" which can be used for this purpose. To prevent problems this file must be loaded in any unused Soundfont Oscillator.
· As other Synthedit plugins, also Cryologic may have problems with the so called multiprocessor bug. This is a problem which depends on Synthedit. The problem seems to have a relationship with some third party modules which prevents the host to load more instances of the same plugin on multiprocessors systems, generating sometimes crashes. During testing on several hosts, Cryologic seems to have no problems with this bug. IF YOU EXPERIENCE PROBLEMS WITH THE MULTIPROCESSOR BUG, PLEASE REPORT THE BUG INCLUDING YOUR SYSTEM SPECIFICATIONS, THE HOST USED AND A DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PROBLEM, THANKS.

To be sure Cryologic will work properly in your system download the demo version on the right column and take some time to run some tests.

DOCUMENTS

	EULA End User License Agreement for Cryologic.
	READ ME CC Numbers, Installation, etc.
	SOUNDFONT LIST Complete list of all available soundfonts in the library.

REQUIREMENTS:

PC running WinXP, CPU 1.3Ghz, 512MB RAM, 456MB of free HD space, soundcard with ASIO drivers.

HOST COMPATIBILITY: Cryologic has been successfully tested on the following hosts:

Steinberg Cubase 4 and 5
Cakewalk Sonar 6 PE (and above)
Energy XT1.4 and EnergyXT2
IL Fruity Loops 5, 8 and 9
Presonus Studio One

Test before buy!

Download the demo version before buy to be sure Cryologic works properly in your system.

Cryologic DEMO: demo version offers 16 high quality presets with 142MB of sample data selected from the full library.

Limitations:

Only 16 presets
SF load function for osc2 and 3 is disabled

(145MB)

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Rekkerd Review

"So what do I think?

Who needs another soundfont player? There are lots of freeware players available for Windows PC, so the Cryologic soundfont player needs to add something to be of value… and it does. The 3 soundfont slots allowing you to mix soundfonts, the arps, effect units… I haven’t found any free players that combine all these things. That said, it is not likely you’re looking to spend 30 EUR on a soundfont player, so the main thing here are the actual soundfonts.
Cryologic includes a number of traditional instruments like brass, keys, flute and bass, and some electronic sounds of synths..." (READ MORE)