Get started with MONARK, and create incredible analog-style bass and lead sounds with the iconic, virtual monosynth. In the latest video tutorial, product expert Tim Cant demonstrates how to use the synth’s oscillators to create FM, noise, vibrato and feedback effects within just a few minutes.
MONARK is an easy to control virtual synth that creates the ultimate analog sound. With a signature tone emulated in varying styles of music, MONARK creates enriching sounds, using a straightforward and easy to understand layout. MONARK runs in REAKTOR 6 or the free REAKTOR PLAYER, and is optimized to integrate perfectly with the entire MASCHINE family.
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