by Robin Vincent | Approximate reading time: 1 Minute
Klevgrand Hillman

Klevgrand Hillman  ·  Source: Klevgrand

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Klevgrand has released Hillman and says it’s a “synthlike instrument inspired by old combo-organs, string machines and similar vintage gear”.

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Hillman

Judging from the demo video it sounds really nice. For each note you have 4 oscillators and you can choose the type of waveform for each from a panel of 4. You can select from transistor, tube, sine or special plasma (whatever that may mean). Then for each you have a level control and octave selection. All the sounds are virtual analogue and not based on any samples or wavetables.

Next, you have a nicely displayed 4-stage envelope to shape the sound. And then you can fatten it all up and move it about with the Chorus, Phaser and Reverb controls.

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As with all Klevgrand plug-ins the interface is beautifully clear and understated and exudes quality. It’s simple, sounds great and for the introductory price of $24.99 on MacOS or Windows and $6.99 on iPad it’s really good value for money.

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