Intro

Intro is a lightweight audio plugin developed specifically for helping you work with three low frequency oscillators and gain compensation options. It features support for mono/polyphonic output results, 64 built-in waveforms, noise generator, two filters, filter stages, individual frequency, resonance, level, pan, keytrack, controls of each filter, ten ADSR envelopes, three LFOs, sequence mod, and effect block.

You can install the audio plugin on all Windows versions out there and make use of its capabilities, provided that you have a VST host like eneryXT or VSTHost deployed on the target computer.

Intro reveals a well-organized suite of features in a clean environment. All configuration settings are integrated within a single window. You cannot appeal to a help manual to read more about the setup process so you need to take some time and experiment with the dedicated parameters in order to learn how to make the most out of the audio plugin’s suite of options.

Intro gives you the possibility to adjust the envelope in terms of amp, attack, decay, sustain, and release parameters. What’s more, you can work with a modulation matrix, make use of 4x16 step trancegate and 8x16 step ENV gate, as well as apply effect block with chorus, delay, and equalizer.

Other notable audio configuration settings worth being mentioned enable you to generate white or pink noise, select from 1 up to 8 stages, apply gain compensation for LP, HP and BP filter types, as well as make use of a sequence mod with 16 programmable steps.

Tests have pointed out that the audio plugin carries out tasks quickly and without errors. It does not eat up a lot of CPU and memory resources so the overall performance of the system is not hampered.

To sum things up, Intro proves to be a reliable audio plugin that comes bundled with an advanced suite of audio parameters waiting to be discovered. The comprehensive feature package makes it suitable especially for advanced users.