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- Absynth abstract "Absynth is a commercial, proprietary software synthesizer originally written by Brian Clevinger, and developed by Native Instruments GmbH. It combines a range of traditional (subtractive) and modern (granular, sample-based) synthesis techniques to create complex timbres. It may be used either as a stand-alone program or as a plugin within digital audio workstation (DAW).".
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- Absynth subject Category:Native_Instruments.
- Absynth subject Category:Software_synthesizers.
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- Absynth comment "Absynth is a commercial, proprietary software synthesizer originally written by Brian Clevinger, and developed by Native Instruments GmbH. It combines a range of traditional (subtractive) and modern (granular, sample-based) synthesis techniques to create complex timbres. It may be used either as a stand-alone program or as a plugin within digital audio workstation (DAW).".
- Absynth label "Absynth".
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