With so much going on in the interface it’s nice to be able to take advantage of higher resolutions without having to keep restarting the app. That is to say the interface has been made vector-based which enables live resizing up to 4K and supports Retina displays, both of which are relatively common these days.

Running as a standalone application or as a plug-in on Mac or Windows, Geist2 has embraced the scalability that we’re seeing with an increasing number of software releases.

There’s a lot to cover so let’s dive right in. Now there’s a new version- Geist2-which takes things to a whole new level and incorporates many of the features from the company’s other software instruments and effects.

Some years back, the London-based company produced Guru, a sample-based groove creation and manipulation tool, which later evolved into Geist, with greatly expanded capabilities. FXpansion is well known for its mighty BFD drum instruments but also makes a range of other impressive synths, effects and music tools.

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