Wavesequencer Hyperion v1.49 WiN

An unlimited sound design playground inspired by 80's legends such as Vangelis, Jean-Michel Jarre and Brian Eno, Hyperion is a contemporary digital modular masterpiece.

Deeply Capable Yet Instantly Approachable

Hyperion synth has been designed from the outset with sonic flexibility in mind whilst keeping modular patching approachable and easy to follow.

Efficient processing enables up to 10 layers of complex sound patches which can be affected in unison by macro controls, but which can also send modulation data and aux buss audio between each other.

The ability to quickly layer and split polyphonic modular patches using a wide variety of synthesis methods and with individual chord, arpeggiation and bus effects per layer is an instant source of musical inspiration for music producers of all genres.

Multi-layer sound designs can be saved and recalled as “combi” patches.
Patch browsing with categories and author filters as well as quick folder switching enables fast retrieval of sounds.

v1.49 released 02/28/24

Enhancements:
Master tuning via settings panel - affects 'Note input' node F output and
the frequencies generated by the MIDI note to Frequency node - all layers are affected.
Master tuning is a general setting that will affect all consequently opened
instances of the plugin.

ADSR Ready/Active flags are now set to include duration of the release phase of
the envelope, which is much more useful.

Sample playback node - 'latch' checkbox option - enables immediate and continuous
playback/looping of samples without any trigger patching.

Sampler playback node - Random start position checbox option - randomly selects a
new start position within the first half of the sample at each loop.

Modulator wave selectors for flange/phase/tremolo (sine or triangle).

A new phaser effect - Multi-phaser.

2 New chorus modes (+ pull down chorus names list instead of numbered knob).

24 new background images for patching backdrops/macro page backdrops (matching
update to Theia v1.06)





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