Sample modeling and morphing
Import a WAV, AIFF or FLAC file. Grab, pull and erase parts of the sound model to change its timbre, or load a second source and morph between the two. You can also import whole folders.
Visco
A sample-modeling drum machine and synthesizer.
Import your own samples, reshape their sound, and play them as a drum kit or across the keyboard.
Sound examples
Examples include 808 morphing, beat stretching, and changes in pitch and timbre.
Features
Kit and Tonal modes
Build an eight-track drum kit in Kit Mode, or play a sound across the keyboard in Tonal Mode. Shape pitched sounds with unison, harmonic stretching, glide and legato.
Sequencing, modulation and routing
Set a different length for each sequencer track, add swing and timing or velocity variation, then drag the sequence into your DAW as MIDI. Modulate sounds with four LFOs, four envelopes and matrix routing.
Download or buy
One-time purchase. No subscription or dongle required. Works offline.
Visco$139 / €139
Try Visco free
Version 2.0.3
macOSv2.0.3 · ZIP / PKG · 6.6 MBDownload
Windowsv2.0.3 · ZIP · 3.4 MBDownload
System requirements and specifications
- Formats
- VST3 and AU, 64-bit
- Audio
- WAV, AIFF, and FLAC
- Polyphony
- Up to 32 voices; 8 voices in Tonal Mode
- Modulation
- 4 LFOs, 4 envelopes, and matrix routing
- Memory
- 1 GB RAM minimum
- Systems
- macOS 10.13+ on Apple Silicon or Intel; Windows 10/11 with SSE3 and OpenGL 3.2+
Frequently asked questions
How does Visco handle longer samples and loops?
Visco models the first 750 ms of each source, then approximates the decay. Longer recordings and loops are not reproduced in full.
Can I route tracks to separate outputs?
Use the built-in send and master effects, or route tracks to separate stereo outputs. Separate outputs bypass Visco’s send and master effects.
Can I use one license on multiple computers?
Yes. The offline license file can be used on your own machines.
Reviews and walkthroughs
“Visco 2.0 turns the boundary-pushing drum machine into a polysynth — and makes one of last year’s best plugins even more of a must-try.”
“Visco sounds great and is very inspiring to use.”
