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Rusty Trombone have launched Erectifier VST – a free plug-in for Mac and Windows that makes things sound bigger.
Description:
Erectifier works as a doubler, or demented phaser, it is designed to widen and phatten. Of course you can misuse that as well. you have an LFO that controls how long back an echo is. You can set the length and speed of this LFO.
Then there is a filter that can be LowPass, HighPass or Allpass, and a cut Hz so that you can control where the cut is.
The distortion is to grit up the sound a little, or a lot, it’s not the worlds bestest distortion. Then you can amplify the signal, if you want to. The filter can cut away a lot of the volume, that’s why we have it. Then finally there is a on/off. There are two to the left side and two on the right side. and finally one dry through parameter. So if you’d like to test one of your settings, turn the other three off (via on/off parameter) and then tweak away, baby.
There are a few presets (yeah, we didn’t feel like making a lot of them, so we forced that shuriken.se guy to make a random-function and make a lot of presets there).
Check out this funny audio demo of Erectifier:
Erectifier is a free download from the Rusty Trombone site. If you give it a try, leave a comment with your thoughts! Read more…
Soundscape on Waldorf Q
This is a demo video of soundscapes on the Waldorf Q keyboard synthesizer.
It features a layered arp sequence and atmospheric pad sound.
via kay396ss
NuGen Audio has released version 2.6 of Stereoizer in both Mac OS X VST/AU and Windows VST formats, featuring an updated GUI and several control enhancements.
Stereoizer is designed for adding adjustable stereo spread to mono or stereo input signals. Stereoizer can generate the full range of stereo enhancement, from subtle depth control to full dynamic shifting and phase realignment. Great for percussion parts, lifeless pads, static lead sounds—anything that needs that little bit extra.
Originally available for Windows, Stereoizer is now also available for Mac OS X in VST and Audio Units formats. It costs $39; demo versions are available. Read more…
