SPRING 905 / Classic moogish Spring Reverberation FX
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INFOBAY IN/OUT [free interface helpers]
Every studio include one or or few multichannel audio interfaces with routed devices to the DAW. Mixers, Audio Interfaces, ADAT interfaces – all of them have connected devices. And ports of this devices sometimes hard to hold in the head to set needed input or
SPRING 905 – Reverberation fx
SPRING 905 – is a kind of legendary and classic Spring reverberation effect. In 1960th Spring reverberations were a very new part of the guitar sound. This was a cheap and creative solution to mimic studio reverberation effects avaliable in the studios. Spring reverberation effect
Drop ‘n’ Lift Semitone Transpose fx
DROP’N’LIFT is a creative semitone transpose effect, that can help you re-tune your instrument from 1 semitone (halfstep) up to 2 octaves up or down. Drop tune and Lift tune – is what this device is designed to do. It is a polyphonic re-tuning effect for any kind of
HolyVerb Reverb-Delay FX
HOLYVERB is a modern effect processor for any kind of incoming audio signal that includes various combinations of modulation and signal change effects. Basically, a signal can be pitch-shifted up to ±2 octaves and then the device can add frequency changes via frequency-shifts. The Reverb
ASVF-212
A State-Variable Filter is an active filter that uses multiple feedback techniques to produce filter responses (LowPass, BandPass and HighPass) from a single filter with user selection. Classical SVF filters include controls for Filter Frequency, Filter Q and Gain. With the ASVF-212, we included deep LFO
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ReVoicer Vocoder
Vocoders rely on two signals being present at the same time in order to operate. These signals are the Carriersignal, which normally takes the form of a synth, and the Modulator signal, which normally takes the form of a human voice, although other instruments can work well (such
CustomVibe Vibrato
CUSTOM VIBE is a modern variation of classical organ and guitar effect, and one of the unique effects ever created. Original Uni-Vibe (TM) pedal was designed in 1968 by Japanese company. Main idea was to recreate the Doppler effect or the sound of a rotating speaker
