The makers of Virtual Guitarist and the award-winning artists of the Miami Sound Machine team up to create the ultimate tool for awesome sounding, musically perfect Latin percussion.
Latigo uses no loops or samples -- these are real performances played by Edwin Bonilla and Olbin Burgos of the Miami Sound Machine, produced by songwriter and producer Clay Ostwald.
The underlying Wizoo FlexGroove engine adds full real-time control over arrangement, performance, sound and integrated surround ambience. Take a seat in the producer's chair and virtually hire the best Latin drummer and percussionists in the world. Patterns, fills, variations and mutes can be freely tweaked and played by MIDI keys. No boring loops -- musical performances of the highest standard.
The professional sound quality of Latigo can be tweaked to any kind of musical style. The integrated mixer allows EQ, punch and ambience adjustment for each instrument independently.
Instruments can be freely placed in a surround stage; the built-in surround ambience unit offers 15 adjustable rooms.
At the press of a key, Latigo unleashes a firework of burning Latin American percussion rhythms including drums.
Latigo's real, multi-track musical performances and its proprietary FlexGroove engine put it far ahead in terms of musicality, cultural credibility and sound quality.
Latigo Play Page -- Style selection, main performance controls, instrument selection/mute/solo and global mixer functions
Latigo Mix Page -- Surround stage with free instrument placement and mixer strip - parameters adjustable per instrument
Instrument Description -- Click on the Icon Area will open an information box with a picture and description of the instrument.
* This product includes a 30 day fully functional demo trial version of Darbuka, the Arabic/middle eastern counterpart of Latigo.
Features
Type: software instrument
Description: Virtual Percussionist -- Arabic/Middle Eastern featuring real recorded multitrack percussion grooves with complete tempo, timing, performance and mix control.
Platforms: AU Mac, VST Win/Mac, RTAS Mac
Styles: Abacua, Afro-Cuban, Bembe, Bolero, Bomba, Bossa Nova, Caballo, Calypso, Cha Cha Cha, Charanga, Columbia, Comparsa, Cucuye, Cumbia, Danza, Danzon, Gaita, Guaguanco Timba, Guaguanco Mozambique, Mambo, Merengue, Mongo, Salsa, Palo, Pello Mozambique, Pilon, Plena, Samba, Songo, Son Montuno
Regions: Brazil, Caribbean, Columbia, Cuba, Puerto Rico, Venezuela
Instruments: bongos, congas, quinta, djembe, cuica, surdo, timbales, repenique, pandeiros, cowbell, agogos, triangle, claves, guataca, guira, guiro, samba whistle, shekere, caxixi, cabasa, maracas, shaker, clap, ganza, reco, bombo, tambora, drums (kick, snare, sidestick, rack toms, hi-hat, crash)
Real-time performance controls: speed, variance, timing effects (tight/loose, quantize, swing), instrument groups, pattern complexity, mute/solo instruments
Additional features: EQ and punch per instrument, Master EQ, master dynamics
Surround stage with ambience: Free placement of instruments, 15 rooms with adjustable time and mix
Pattern editor: freely configurable instrument combinations (patterns), 61 pattern memories
Content: 1 GB of silence-free high quality audio content (original performances)
Outputs: stereo/surround main plus 14 individual
Technical Info
This product requires an iLok USB Smart Key (not included).
Macintosh System Requirements
Power Macintosh G3 500 MHz (G4 or faster recommended)
256 MB RAM
1 GB free hard disc space
Mac OS X Version 10.3 or higher
VST 2.0, AU or RTAS compatible host software
MIDI Interface
DVD ROM drive for installation
Internet connection for software activation
Windows PC System Requirements
Pentium III 500 MHz or AMD7 (P III / Athlon 1 GHz or faster recommended)
256 MB RAM
1 GB free hard disc space
Windows XP
VST 2.0 compatible host software
MIDI Interface
DVD ROM drive for installation
Internet connection for software activation
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