Osiris

Osiris is a lightweight audio plugin developed specifically for helping you tweak the sound with the aid of a 6 voice polyphonic synthesizer. The plugin comes with support for one stereo 16-/24-bit WAV player, one envelope, two LFOs (low-frequency oscillation) which can be synced via BPM host, two multi-mode parallel filters, ring modulator, 3x7 digital modulation matrix, stereo mixer with L/R levels, as well as MIDI learning implementation.

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 energyXT or VSTHost present on the target computer.

Osiris impresses with a clean feature lineup that allows you to set up the audio parameters with ease. You cannot appeal to a help manual, which means that you are on your own when it comes to discovering how the audio plugin works.

Osiris offers you the possibility to manually import custom WAV files in the main window. You are offered the freedom to adjust the octave and semioctave, tweak the level, check out two VU meters for the left and right parameters, as well as make changes to the direction, repeat mode, and file loop.

When it comes to filters, you are allowed to modify the cutoff and resonance, while the envelope can be tweaked in terms of delay, sustain, attack, decay, and release. The two integrated LFOs can be set up by adjusting the shape, delay, steps, rate, and beat.

Other important audio parameters worth being mentioned enable you to alter the sound directly on a modulation matrix, work with a stereo mixer, enable a ring modulator, as well as tweak global settings like channel, glide, and MIDI learning capabilities.

Tests have pointed out that Osiris carries out tasks quickly and provides very good output results. It remains light on system resources so the overall performance of the computer is not hampered.

To sum things up, Osiris proves to be a useful audio plugin that comes bundled with a handy suite of features for boosting the sound. It can be tweaked by less experienced users and professionals alike.