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Originally released in January, 2021, Express MPE offers gorgeous, playful presets for some of the most expressive synthesizers on the market: Xfer Serum, Arturia Pigments, Bitwig Studio, Audio Damage Quanta, Madrona Labs Aalto and Kaivo, and the Ashun Sound Machines Hydrasynth.

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Explore an infinite landscape of incredible acoustic and electronic sounds.Sensel has announced that it has added brand new presets for 5 different instruments to the free Express MPE sound pack. 'Osmose embeds Haken Audio’s unique EaganMatrix sound engine: From virtual analog to FM synthesis, physical modeling and everything in between, never has a synth engine provided so much potential for expressive control. It has an embedded sound engine, and is also an MPE MIDI controller. Then there is the Osmose keyboard with 3D controls in every key, coming soon from Expressive E for $1800. First adopters will be the pioneers that smooth the road ahead for everyone else. So it's still apparently the bleeding edge of new technology.

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So at a minimum you at least need the controller and instrument to be MPE compatible, plus if you plan to use these in a DAW, that also needs to support MPE (not all do). That's probably not a bad idea with such a new 'standard'.īut since MPE is a new 'standard', the virtual instrument developers can add MPE later to existing instruments to make them compatible. The distinction between them is not all that useful IMO, unless you are seeking an MPE instrument that was designed by the MPE controller manufacturer to assure the most compatible integration possible, e.g. So thanks for taking the time to list them.Īlso, I wonder if it's even meaningful to distinguish between MPE by-design and MPE added-later synths because it seems that what makes MPE most useful is the ability to modulate so many parameters in just one place (like on just one key), and that requires an MPE controller. Nonetheless your list is very useful because - aside from the few that I own - I was not aware that this many synths actually support MPE. Many of the ones you mentioned started their life before MPE was introduced. When I posted I was referring to synths whose raison d'etre is MPE (like the ROLI Equator).

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List of compatible software from ROLI here: MPE Compatibility Matrix | Keith McMillen Instruments: Not aware of many MPE samplers yet, other than Steinberg Halion, but SWAM has physically modeled real instruments that cover some of that ground. Many other synths include MPE now, such as various Cherry Audio synths, Surge, Synthmaster, Dawesome Abyss, Serum, NI Reaktor, UVI Falcon, etc. Agree that the choice of controllers is still meager.īest MPE synths include Arturia Pigments, ROLI Equator, Audio Modeling SWAM, and several by U-he : The choice of instruments started out meager, but is steadily growing. But since I do have some of the listed compatible instruments I have been watching the market for an affordable controller. Disclaimer - I don't have an MPE controller yet, so I cannot comment on the accuracy or reliability of this info.