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Chorus imparts a shimmering effect to the sound of an instrument
Rate and depth control the speed and intensity of the effect
Mix controls how much of the effect is added to the output –
turning the knob clockwise increases the amount of effect.http://imi.kohoutech.com
Chorus + is that sort of dense and harmonically rich chorus that you are very likely to encounter on some older (as old as the 80’s) synths.
It’s a no brainer plugin with a few controls to deliver a lot from and packed with two flavours at choice, sort of “mild” and “strong”, nevertheless if tweaked harder may go from strong to that sort of abusive, heavily modulated type of sound.
The Chorus + is fully automatable and has the ability to store 64 presets.
It ships with a few already pre programmed ones that will show what its all about and may be the starting point to your individual creations.
Installation procedure: Unzip the file, then copy the DLLs into your VstPlugins folder.
Since its invention on the late seventies the Chorus effect has been established as the effect to go if you need to impart some thickness and dimension into your sound.
The Chorus Box does that and a little more too, thanks to the addition of extra waveforms (apart from Sine and Triangular) that are by tradition not used in regular chorus units such as Saw, Square and Random.
This translates into chorus tones with a “rhythmic” edge. A “Phase adjust” knob is provided for widening up the chorus sound, plus a “Wave invert” function adds some more flexibility to your modulations.
The Chorus Box is fully automatable and has the ability to store 32 presets. It ships with a few already pre programmed ones that will show what its all about and may be the starting point to your individual creations.
Installation procedure: Unzip the file, then copy the DLL’s into your VstPlugins folder.
Chorus CH-2 is a rich chorus effect using “all-pass interpolation” to achieve better quality in frequency modulation. It features an original way to manage the chorus parameters, which allows the users to take total control over the intrinsic aspects of every single voice, in a fast and intuitive way.
Features:
- Thousands of possible sound configurations, from classic to weird sounding.
- Full automation support.
- Improved hi-quality engine (evolution of the previous Chorus CH-1).
- Brilliant and clean tone (ideal for Guitars, voices and pads).
- Good for both extremely wide stereo effects and mono tracks.
http://ag-works.net/
BoomComb is a MIDI tuneable comb filter perfect for creating similar effects to a flanger or for just generally doing things like spicing up synthetic drums. The delay time to the comb is set in Hz and allows it to be set by the notes that are pressed on a MIDI keyboard as well as the pitchbend wheel. It can also be used to create sounds similar to stringed instruments if noise is input. Also it can be used to create resonating type sounds that can be shaped via its damping filter or it can dirty up the sound of the resonation via its saturation.
Features:
- Tuneable Comb Filter controlled via MIDI or knob.
- Damping Filter in Feedback to reduce the harmonics or resonation.
- Saturation in feedback loop for really dirtying a sound or to be used subtly to add character.
- Custom GUI designed by Leonard “paniq” Ritter.
- Uses custom GUI Framework using the latest Windows Drawing API.
http://boomplug.co.uk/
Blittr is a buffer-sampling, stuttering glitchbox in the tradition of DFX’s Buffer override. It features integrated modulation LFOs, XY pad and a useless-but-cool-looking wave scope.
http://www.device.arcanedevice.com/
The phaser shifts the timing of the audio sign, and changes the rate of the dominant and emphatised frequency range in the time-range given by the user:
- Wet/dry: regulates the mixing of the original and the mixed sign.
- Speed: Changes the speed of the phase-frequency shift. It only works if the auto-manual led is off.
- Auto-manual led: In auto mode the effect running in sync with tempo of the BPM.
- Gain: Changes the intensity of phase-frequency shift.
- Feedback: We can feedback the changed sign into the effect, where it goes through further sign changes. Using it won’t cause a big change, so it differs when is the difference is more prominent.
http://www.bitsonic.eu/
Manipulate the bits of a sinewave to create rich sounds which change as they play.
Bit Twiddler converts each sample of a simple sinewave to 8 bits, and then lets you shift, re-arrange and flip those bits. This results in the creation of highly complex waveforms.
Bit Twiddler can be considered a ‘method showcase’ product as it introduces a novel synthesis technique via a functioning product, so as to bring it to the attention of other developers who may then choose to evolve and incorporate it into their existing or future products.
Of course Bit Twiddler is useable as-is, as a stand-alone, unrestricted synth for producing a variety of new sounds and textures. The application provides controls for dynamically changing the amplitude of the sinewave prior to the bit operations, as this alters the waveform shape by accentuating certain wave segments and suppressing others, and changes the sound without any perceived ‘discontinuities’ (as long as the range of amplitude change is constrained by the user to certain bounds).
It is just that the application is lacking in ‘trimmings’ like the ability to save and load patches.
http://flexibeatz.weebly.com/
ALL free.
Echo Delay | Compressor/Exp.
32 Band EQ | Pitch Shifter.
60 Band Experimental EQ.
Pitch Drifter/AutoTune.
Chorus Reverb | Filters.
Advanced Reverb & Delay.
**Note: PC – 32x only – free.
Some may be redundant to your existing effects portfolio however everyone will probably find at least a few things they can add with pride to their VST chains/racks in your daily production. LOW CPU hits, tweaked well, some experimental, all easy to use.
Grab ’em! > https://www.toneden.io/lofiradio/post/bassturbo-125-youngthug-check-norbz-refix
Quick walkthrough > {See video at top of page}
http://www.dubturbo.com
Barberpole Flanger offers a simple “Barberpole flanger” implementation. Barberpole flanging is also known as “infinite flanging”, this sonic illusion is similar to the Shepard tone effect. The sweep of the flanged sound seems to move in only one direction (“up” or “down”) infinitely, instead of sweeping back-and-forth.
Features:
- 4 different algorithms.
- Up to 8 stages for smooth and blurry flanging.
- Independent control of depth and modulation speed.
- Manual included.
- Open Source.
http://www.pcjv.de/