The Dynamic Delay preset allows you to alter the delay output level depending on the dynamics of the input level. In short, you can have a low-level delay when playing loudnly and a higher level of delay when you're backing off. For instance, use it to emphasize pauses in between phrases in a solo.
If you're looking for a clear yet soft reproduction of your original sound, try the Soft Delay preset. We've integrated a subtle yet significant high-cut with a relatively high crossover frequency, which will give you a soft and smooth delay. This delay will make your tracks sound very 'studio like'.
This phaser uses twelve all-pass filters at the same time, which gives you a well-adapted and very smooth sound. Use this type of phaser when you want the typical phasing characteristics combined with a more elegant and subtle approach. In other words, a quality phaser with a sophisticated and delicate twist.
Sometimes what you need is a natural, stable and well-tempered sound. Try to use the Soft Chorus preset with eloquence on laid back styles of music like ballads, chill out and moody jazz. It will give you a sound that is true to the original source material and you'll be surprised how often it will add that extra something to your music.
The Hard Comp preset is tweaked to deliver a hard yet 'nice' compression to your source. Although the preset will compress relatively hard, it won't disrupt and over-compress your source. Use this type of compression on e.g. drums and percussive instruments and achieve a signature sound.
The concept of triplets is a basic musical structure that has a great effect on our rhythmical perception, especially when played against straight 8th or 16th notes. The Triplets delay preset gives you a serious and versatile tool to rework your source material.
A PingPong delay pans the delay repeats from left to right, and back, while at the same time keeping the original position of the input. Quite simply, it gives you a very wide-spread special effect that is true crowd pleaser. Use it live or in the studio when you want a dramatic and unique sound.
The Vintage Phaser uses four different all-pass filters that give you a direct and to-the-point sound. Depending on how the filtered signal is mixed with the dry signal, you'll get a strong and typical 'phasing sound' that is extremely versatile. Use it with equal success on the stage and in the studio.
Our flangers are known for their perfect relation between speed and depth, and the Inst. Flanger preset is certainly no exception. This flanger gives you a classic 'flange sound' with a wide spread-effect. Use the Inst. Flanger when you want a large chorus-like sound that has all the typical and beneficial characteristics of a genuine flanger.
The De-Esser preset removes all unwanted s's that some microphones or singers have so much trouble with. Use it predominately on vocal material to clean up the sound and make the source more homogenous. A simple one-purpose effect that makes all the difference!
With a clear and concise reproduction of the original source material, Studio Delay gives you a serious tool for studio work. It utilizes a subtle yet significant high-cut with a relatively high crossover frequency that enables you to achieve a transparent and precise sound.
The Slapback Delay preset is a very short delay that only counts one, two, or maybe even three repeats. Often this type of effect is used as a 'doubling effect' in order to make the original source content more dense or solid. But you can also use the Slapback Delay on funky guitar riffs for instance.
If you are into effects that will take your music up a step, the Lush Chorus preset will be one of your favorites. It gives you a broader and more complex sound that is a perfect match for the funky and jazzy music styles with plenty of solos.
Compression can be tricky and more often than not, you have probably been subject to 'over-compressing'. With the Comp preset you're on the fast track to professional and easy compression. Use it for any sources and enjoy the benefits of a professional compression without compromising your original source.
The Tremolo preset uses a triangular wave shape, giving you an easily recognizable tremolo sound. This type of effect is a true crowd pleaser and it works on many sources, although it is probably most known from 007 style guitar solos. This Tremolo is rather soft and very useful for slow, melancholic types of music.
Dynamic Delay
Soft Delay
Smooth Phaser
Soft Chorus
Hard Comp
Triplets Delay
PingPong Delay
Vintage Phaser
Inst. Flanger
De-Esser
Studio Delay
Slapback Delay
Lush Chorus
Comp
Tremolo
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