Industry leading synth and hardware maker Native Instruments has created the Massive X, a newly developed virtual synthesizer that's based as the successor to the previously released Massive virtual synth.
Applying the predecessor’s team to the build, Massive X offers the same flexible sound design capabilities, but with an overhauled oscillator selection and modular-routing workflow that betters it's ease of use. The control has been expanded to accommodate live performers, as well as the average studio producer, all while introducing updated presets for a greater selection of sounds out of the box.
Massive X is now available with free updates either individually for $200 USD, $150 USD as an upgrade from its predecessor, or bundled within select Native Instruments Komplete suite products.
What's Driving This Trend
- Virtual Synthesizers
- Opportunity for hardware and software makers to create more versatile and customized virtual synthesizers.
- Modular-routing Workflow
- Opportunity to develop more efficient and user-friendly modular-routing workflows for synth and hardware design.
- Expanded Sound Design Capabilities
- Opportunity to create software or hardware with expanded sound design capabilities for both live performers and studio producers.
Who This Affects Most
- Music Technology
- Opportunity for companies in the music technology industry to innovate and create more powerful and versatile products for music producers and performers.
- Audio Engineering
- Opportunity for audio engineering professionals to enhance their skills and techniques in designing virtual synthesizers and sound design technologies.
- Software Development
- Opportunity for software developers to design and create software that provides intuitive and efficient modular-routing workflows for music producers and performers.
