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Description
Dive into a world of vintage synth pop with the AAS Player, a virtual instrument plug-in that brings the iconic sounds of the 1980s right to your fingertips. Developed by Applied Acoustics Systems, this powerful software emulates legendary keyboards like the Juno, DX7, Wavestation, and D-50. Whether you're crafting arpeggios, basslines, or atmospheric pads, the AAS Player offers a rich array of analog and digital sound types.
Seamlessly compatible with both Mac and Windows platforms, this versatile tool integrates effortlessly into your VST, AU, or RTAS compatible host. Use it as a standalone instrument or pair it with the Ultra Analog VA-1 synthesizer plug-in for an expanded sonic palette. The AAS Player is more than just a sound bank; it's your ticket to reviving and reinventing the timeless synth pop style.
Key Features:
- Over 150 sounds inspired by 1980s synth pop
- Compatible with Mac and Windows
- Supports VST, AU, and RTAS host environments
- Emulates classic keyboards like Juno, DX7, Wavestation, and D-50
- Includes arpeggios, basses, leads, pads, and effects sounds
- Works standalone or with the Ultra Analog VA-1 synthesizer plug-in
Videos
SoundsAndGear
Applied Acoustics Swatches library and AAS Player review - SoundsAndGear
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Owner Insights
We analyzed real musician discussions from forums and Reddit to find what players love, question, and tweak about Applied Acoustics Systems Player.
Software and compatibility
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AAS Player crashes frequently in Reaper, especially with automation envelopes in projects, despite reinstalling and moving installation paths.
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User experience
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Even fresh installations on a new computer do not resolve the persistent crashing issue with AAS Player, frustrating users who rely on it for multiple projects.
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3.5 out of 5
Based on 1 Review and 3 Ratings
4732
Cool for Brainstorming
I use it on my tracks occasionally. It's cool for brainstorming, though I hate how it already has effects on it (reverb, delay, etc). They should leave it dry ahahaha... but I guess that's why it's called a player, right? Plug and play! =)
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