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Key Features
- • Factory presets full of Scenes, Drum Kits, and Patterns
- • Drumazon emulates all 11 sounds of the original 909, matching each individual instrument with meticulous accuracy
- • Two bus effect chains with lots of different algorithms
- • MIDI export via drag'n'drop
Key Features
- • 40 filter types / models
- • Adjustable Cutoff / Center Frequency and Emphasis for each model
- • Balance control with optional Mid / Side mode
- • Independent Modulation amount control with Invert option for each Modulator
Key Features
- • LFO Sync option - Optional LFOs' tempo synchronization with phase alignement to host's cursor position
- • Several LFO Waveforms - Unlike its hardware cousin, Fazortan 2’s LFOs have multiple waveform modes: triangular (like the original), sinusoidal, hyper-triangular, random and more
- • Two independent and fully controllable LFOs - Using both LFOs simultaneously opens new dimensional soundscapes that hardware users could only dream of. Endless contour diversity catapults source material from sluggish, monotonous swings to gurgling scrumbles.
- • True emulation of a classic analog all-pass phase shifter -Thanks to our advanced analog modelling techniques based on Operational Transconductance Amplifiers, we implemented allpass filters comprising characteristics identical to its analog counterpart. In this update, we're even closer to the original hardware unit.
Key Features
- • Early / Late Pre Delay - Independent Early and Late reflection Pre-Delay controls allow up to 1 second of start time offset to be applied to each, adjustable in nanoseconds, microseconds and milliseconds.
- • 114 stunning Reverb Models - Spacerek's expansive roster of modelled rooms lets you summon up vivid virtual stages of many kinds – from booths, chambers and halls to tunnels, chapels and towers – and switch between them at a click. Each room takes in multiple microphone and speaker configurations, too, for a total of 114 different Reverb Models, covering all your mixing and sound design bases.
- • Early reflections - Virtual Space Reverb - Early reflections are generated by our proprietary Virtual Space Reverb engine, which simulates a diverse array of real-world spaces with painstaking accuracy. Each Reverb Model defines not only the acoustic properties of the space it represents, but also the positioning of the stereo speakers and microphones used to send the source signal through that space, for even greater environmental realism and versatility.
- • Late reflections - Hybrid algorithm - The late reflections are built up by a responsive dynamic delay network, which blends seamlessly with the Virtual Space Reverb's early reflections to create an incredibly natural sounding reverb tail. And despite the quality and complexity of the acoustic modelling involved, Spacerek's innovative, optimised hybrid design keeps CPU usage lower than you might expect.
Key Features
- • Limiter
- • Real-time Pitch Detection
- • Waveform preview for visual feedback during editing
- • Multi-stage envelopes for detailed parameter shaping
Key Features
- • Vintage-inspired tonal character
- • Emulates the musical warmth and depth of classic passive equalizers, adding rich, analog-style coloration to your mix.
- • Creative frequency sculpting
- • Enables simultaneous boost and attenuation within the same frequency band - perfect for shaping impactful low-end.
Key Features
- • All-in-one - Introducing Repeater - A dual delay powerhouse that features 23 unique authentically modeled delay units ranging from classic oil cans and plates to the most famous vintage digital designs.
- • Tempo synchronization - Optional Tempo Synchronization with DAW's with tap function for non-synchornized and synchronized delay times
- • Independent channel control - Two separate delay lines for left and right channels with independent control for each of them and per channel features:
- • Two is better than one - At first glance, Repeater appears to be your typical stereo delay effect processor with independent control of the processing path for the left and right channels. In actuality, it features independent re-panning and dry/wet mixing for each of two stereo channels, which makes it a very flexible double delay line effect. You'll be surprised and delighted by all the capabilities this approach can offer over the typical, fixed-panned one.