With Arbhar 2:0, Instruo presents an effects module entirely dedicated to granular processing. Thanks to the improved Lexer 2.0 process, Arbhar is able to chop sampled audio into tiny
Thanks to the stereo audio inputs and the built-in condenser microphone, Arbhar is able to record samples in six slots of up to 10 seconds in length and process the incoming audio signal in real-time. The results are often reminiscent of the Atomizer feature from the Access Virus. With Dry/Wet, the ratio between the processed and the original signal is mixed continuously. The levels of the inputs and outputs can also be adjusted separately. Recording can be triggered by pressing the Capture button or by a gate signal. Scan-Control moves the position of the audio buffer. In Follow mode, the movement of the playhead is automated, with the Scan control determining the speed of the movement. The audio material can be played forward or backward, and can also be assigned a playback probability. The intensity control adjusts the distribution of the
For the or 2.0 the whole code base was completely rewritten. This was necessary to implement technical and conceptual improvements. The workflow was maintained despite extended functions and efficiency improvements.
Included with Arbhar 2.0 is a 2HP expander module that provides CV and