Each oscillator can use up to 16 voices, with stack settings that trigger a multiple octave-shifted notes with a single key.
Serum gets its full, wide-skied sound from its advanced unison capabilities. With the ability to swap-and-drop the effects and modulate nearly any parameters with LFOs, you’ll be able to keep a hummingbird’s attention. The flangers, phasers, and filters can all key-track to notes, with dual setups for mixing and morphing between filters, and a dirty sounding LPF. But what sets DIVA apart from other emulations is the sheer authenticity. The oscillators, filters and envelopes closely model components found in some of the greatest monophonic and polyphonic synthesizers of yesteryear. The award-winning synth’s stable of built-in effects includes everything you’d expect, like reverb and EQ, as well as some surprises, like Hyper. Diva captures the spirit of various analogue synthesizers by letting the user select from a variety of alternative modules. Stack up to 256 wavetables on a single oscillator, import wavetables that look like cartoon characters, or draw your own custom manipulations and see how they sound. I did like Serum very much but I decided that as a UVI Falcon owner, Serum was not worth it in the end. In the end, since I had other plugins I also liked, I simply let go of Serum. But clean oscillators mean they can also dirty up your decibels down to the decimal without muddying up your mix. Look at it this way, I personally decided to rent Xfer Serum at 10 a month for 2 non-consecutive months. Serum’s artifact-free resampling keeps its oscillators crystal clear on any sound system, which is perfect for those glassy leads or angelic pads.
Thanks to Steve Duda’s careful coding, Serum resamples its wavetables with ultra-high precision, so that there aren’t the same audio artifacts you’ll find in other soft synths.
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