AD 202 1.0.5 for Mac
Mac UtilitiesAD 202 is a monosynth plugin from Audio Damage, written in the tradition of the small silver box synths of the early 1980s. The design stays lean on purpose. One oscillator with saw, pulse, sub and noise runs into a resonant ladder filter, with one envelope and one LFO. On top of that classic core sit modern playing features, eight voice polyphony and a bassline sequencer.
Key Features
- Single oscillator voice with saw, pulse, sub oscillator and noise sources
- Resonant 24 dB ladder filter with drive and soft clipping in the feedback path
- Mono playing or eight voice polyphony with per voice analogue style drift
- MPE support and MTS ESP microtuning for expressive modern controllers
- Bassline sequencer with patterns, accent, slide, swing and random tools
How to Download
- Download from the official site and try the demo or buy the plugin.
- Run the installer, which places the plugin formats your DAW needs.
- Open your DAW, load AD 202 on a track, and play it from your controller.
System Requirements
On Mac, AD 202 needs macOS 10.13 or later and a 64 bit DAW. It runs on Intel and Apple Silicon in CLAP, VST3, AU and AAX formats.
FAQs
Is AD 202 an exact clone of old hardware?
No. Audio Damage describes it as its own take on that class of monosynth, built from the ground up rather than modelling one specific unit circuit by circuit.
Does it have a sequencer?
Yes. A bassline sequencer opens under the keyboard with eight patterns of up to 64 steps, each step carrying pitch, accent, slide and octave settings.
Is there copy protection?
No. Audio Damage sells it with a perpetual licence and no dongle, subscription or online activation, and you can install it on every machine you own.
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