Developer Momo Müller let us know that he’s released a Patch Editor and Soundbank for the Behringer CZ-1 MINI synthesizer.
The CZ-1 mini Editor gives you direct access from the DAW to the Behringer CZ-1 mini parameters,
allowing you to integrate it into the DAW project. In the PlugIn VST version, you can also record controller movements and so the sound change can be saved.
Features:
- Simple handling of the CZ-1 mini without menu surfing.
- Complex sound changes can be made easily and quickly.
- Change Behringer CZ-1 mini Sounds directly from Editor.
- Many controllers can be automated.
- X-Y modulation of all parameters.
- You can random the Controllers of the Behringer CZ-1 mini Synth to produce new sounds.
- You can use your Behringer CZ-1 mini as a sound module in your DAW.
- 9 different random functions
- A Editor sound bank with over 50 new sounds is included.
Pricing and Availability:
The CZ-1 MINI Patch Editor is available now, for Mac & Windows, for 6,90€ / $ 7.
Nice
Waiting, as usual, for the linux edition
Amateur. I’m waiting for the AmigaOS version.
I want to see a madman appear who has a giant rig made up of all B mini-synths. A multi-zone controller, a couple of screens for the editors and about fifteen of the little dickens should do it. It’d be Look Mum No Computer in reverse.
LOL. That would be awesome.
They could bring a few of them up front for the audience to play along, kind of like this at 1:12:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mopXKac2R3E&list=RDmopXKac2R3E&start_radio=1