Tromine Z

Tromine Z is a lightweight audio plugin developed specifically for helping you work with a Roland TR-909-styled virtual analog drum synthesizer. You can deploy it on all Windows versions out there, provided that you have a VST host like energyXT or VSTHost installed on the target computer. The audio plugin comes with support for seven analog drum synthesizers, four mono samplers, 8- and 16-bit WAV file format, nine outputs, as well as MIDI CC and automation support.

The plugin reveals a straightforward design that allows you to tweak the dedicated parameters with ease thanks to the integrated knobs. A help manual is not embedded in the package, only a ‘Readme’ plain text file that comprises several short descriptions about the plugin’s capabilities.

You need to experiment a little bit with the audio options in order to make the most out of the plugin’s set of options. Advanced parameters can be hidden or shown from/in the main window.

Tromine Z gives you the possibility to make use of seven analog drum synthesizers, namely bass and snare drum, low, mid, and high tom, rimshot, and hand clap. Plus, you can also employ four mono samplers, namely closed and open hihat, crash cymbal, as well as ride cymbal.

What’s more, you are allowed to make adjustments to the pitch, tune, depth, decay, attack, pan, and level parameters, apply noise options, tweak the balance, alter the tone, load user-defined WAV files, as well as assign controllers.

Tests have pointed out that Tromine Z carries out tasks quickly and without errors. It 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, Tromine Z proves to be a handy audio plugin that helps you enhance the sound using several useful tools. It is suitable especially for music enthusiasts.