The clever folks at Modartt in France have taken a project from the Institute of Mathematics at Toulouse and turned it into the world's first truly modeled piano. Complete without samples, this incredibly expressive and adaptable program uses mathematical models of hammers, strings, soundboards, lids, etc., and creates a true virtual piano from these elements. Even more impressive is that the model can be manipulated so as to give you exactly the response you are looking for. Not only is this piano very playable, but its versatility in modifying the sounds to your preference make it something that every Receptor user will want to try, free for 30 days. Simply download it now and experience this exciting new technology yourself.

Fat. Rich. Brassy. The classic sound of the Oberheim OBX has graced many records during its production, and remains a highly sought-after sound to this day. Now you can get the warm sound of the OB synths on Receptor thanks to Sonic Projects stunningly accurate virtual recreation of these classic synths: The OP-X and OP-X PRO. Or perhaps you crave the sound of the ARP Omni, the Logan String Melody II or the Welson Symphony? You're in luck with Stringer, the string machine with two separate engines that can be mixed and layered together for classic synthesized string sounds.

All three plug-ins are also available as the SonicProjects Bundle.