Pushing traditional digital FM synthesis

Drawing inspiration from synthwave, VHS soundtracks, and iconic ’80s pop, FM Core is the latest creation from AAS resident sound designer Adam Pietruszko. This Multiphonics sound collection features 100 unique patches, blending classic DX-style electric pianos, basses, bells, and plucks with modern leads, lush pads, percussion, 8-bit game effects, and experimental atonal textures. FM Core also offers patches for building a vintage drum machine with a retro vibe, ideal for lo-fi tracks. Pushing traditional digital FM synthesis further, FM Core combines linear and exponential modulation with advanced routing, waveshaping, and physical-modeling resonators to deliver both timeless and forward-thinking FM timbres. Perfectly suited for old-school beatmakers and cutting-edge EDM producers alike, FM Core offers a versatile sonic palette that inspires creativity across genres

Who’s Adam Pietruszko?

Adam Pietruszko is a sound designer and audio engineer from Poland. Even though he specializes in cinematic and avant-garde sound design, his expertise also covers genres ranging from electronica, experimental music, techno, IDM, Synthwave, EDM, and many others. Adam also teaches at the Academy of Sound Engineering and the Polish-Japanese Academy of Information Technology in Warsaw, Poland. He provides lectures on sound synthesis, acoustics, electroacoustics, digital audio theory, as well as electronic music and FX production. Visit his website to find out about his latest projects.

System Requirements & Compatibility :

Only compatible with Multiphonics CV-3 and AAS Player plug-ins.

PC Minimum System Requirements

• Windows 10 64-bit or later
• Intel Core i5 (circa 2015) processor or later
• 64-bit DAW or Host Application
• *32-bit support depreciated - see here for details

Mac Minimum System Requirements

• macOS 10.11 (El Capitan) or later
• Intel Core i5 (circa 2015), Apple M1 processor or later
• 64-bit DAW or Host Application
• *32-bit support depreciated - see here for details