Explore a fusion of tradition and innovation with the Arturia Augmented Persia Hybrid Virtual Instrument Plugin. This cutting-edge software bridges the gap between ancient musical traditions and modern sound design, offering a stunning array of Persian and Middle Eastern instruments enriched with sophisticated synthesis technology. Immerse yourself in over 200 meticulously crafted presets that evoke everything from the organic warmth of plucked strings to ethereal, cinematic soundscapes.

At the heart of Augmented Persia lies a dual-layer architecture, allowing you to blend authentic acoustic samples with dynamic synthetic textures. The plugin features an impressive lineup of synthesis engines, including Virtual Analog, Granular, and Wavetable, among others. With its user-friendly drag-and-drop modulation interface, you can effortlessly sculpt your sound to perfection. The Morph control offers seamless transitions between layers, enabling you to create fluid, evolving compositions.

For those who thrive on creativity, the built-in arpeggiator and sequencing tools can transform your ideas into complex, rhythmic patterns. MPE compatibility ensures expressive control, letting you capture the nuanced dynamics of each instrument. Whether you're crafting a film score or producing electronic music, the Arturia Augmented Persia is your ticket to a world of sonic possibilities.

Key Features:

• Persian and Middle Eastern-inspired library with deeply sampled instruments like ney, oud, and saz
• Over 200 factory presets tailored for cinematic, electronic, and world music
• Dual-layer architecture with two customizable sound sources per layer
• Five synthesis engines: Virtual Analog, Granular, Wavetable, Harmonic, and Simpler
• Morph control for blending acoustic and synthetic layers
• Advanced modulation tools, including LFOs and function generators
• Two FX slots per layer with 16 effects, plus dedicated Delay and Reverb
• Built-in arpeggiator and sequencing tools
• MPE support for expressive control
• MTS-ESP microtuning compatibility for non-Western scales