606 Koncept

Think of this as a compact vintage drum workstation that sits in your DAW. I love using it when I want those retro percussion tones without wrestling vintage hardware — every hit was sampled and placed across the keyboard so you can program tight patterns or play live. On top of the raw drum hits you get separate texture channels (think crackle, tape color and extra sub weight) that can be turned on individually to give grooves more character.

What you get and how to use it:

• Layered sound slots for adding lo‑fi grit, tape saturation and sub bass under your drum hits.
• A global pitch summing control that lets you tune or detune the kit for punchy or warped results.
• Multiple LFO modulators, a room-style reverb, and high/low cut filters for shaping motion and space.
• Per‑sound level/range controls and flexible voice handling: poly, mono and legato modes.
• Runs as a 64‑bit VST2 instrument on Windows 8.1 and 10.