INSTRUMENTS / GENERATORS

Toxic Biohazard

TRIAL ONLY: Toxic Biohazard is available as a demo version in FL Studio and needs to be purchased separately so you can save projects containing Toxic Biohazard channels.

Overview

Toxic Biohazard features a hybrid synthesis engine, combining the best of FM and Subtractive synthesis. With the addition of a warm, analog-modeled filter and set of built-in effects, the Toxic concept remains one of convenience, simplicity, and superb sound quality.

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• Master Panel
• Oscillators
• Filters
• LFO Section
• FM Matrix
• MIDI CC
• Sequencer
• Effects

Features

• Powerful hybrid FM-Subtractive synthesis engine.
• Low CPU usage with no loss of sound quality.
• 6 customizable, anti-aliasing oscillators, each providing a rich, noiseless spectrum.
• 6 ADSR Envelope Generators, one dedicated to each oscillator.
• A Warm, multimode, analog-modeled filter, featuring Low-Pass, Band-Pass, and High-Pass settings. 
• A dedicated Envelope Generator tied to the filter.
• 2 free-shaped, tempo-sync able LFO's,
• FM and LFO matrix.
• Up to 32 voice polyphony.
• Up to 8 voices unison with stereo spreading.
• Support for any samplerate.
• Completely sample accurate.
• 2 effect modules where you can select Multistage Delay, Chorus, Phaser, Lo-Fi, Flanger, Reverb, plus master 8 band equalizer and distortion..
• 8 band, analog-modeled, parametric equalizer.
• An aggressive distortion module. 
• A modern, inspiring user interface design, featuring our own 'Symmetric Interface' layout.
• 64 step sequencer, featuring our 'Smart-Sequencer' technology and double polyphonic capabilities.
• MIDI modulation matrix, allowing the user to route up to 10 MIDI controllers to modulate Toxic Biohazard parameters

Controls

While using Toxic Biohazard, you will find that many parameters have similar controls.   Buttons:  Buttons have two states, ON and OFF. When ON, they emit an LCD like glow.  To toggle a button between ON and OFF, simply "Left-click" while hovering over it with your mouse pointer. Knobs:   These controls are made to work like hardware rotary encoder knobs that you'll find on most hardware synthesizers.  To "Turn" the knobs, "Click-and-Drag" while hovering over it with your mouse pointer.  Dragging upwards will bring the knob to the right, while dragging downwards will bring the knob to the left. Data Sliders: Data Sliders work similarly to the sliders on hardware synthesizers and mixing consoles. To increase the value of a Data Slider, simply "Click-and-Drag" the slider upwards. To decrease the value, "Click-and-Drag" downwards. Number Displays:   Number displays work in the exact same way as Knobs and Data Sliders, except the value is represented by  an LCD-Like number.  To operate a Number Display, "Click-and-Drag" your mouse pointer upwards for positive values, and downwards for negative values, while hovering over the LCD display.

Control modifiers

• Fine adjustment -Holding Shift prior to clicking and dragging on a control allows fine adjustments to be made to parameters.
• Reset control - Hold Alt prior to clicking on a control or Right-click (VST) version. Right-click (FL native version) opens the link/copy/paste menu.