Audio Unit and VST3 plugins for macOS, Intel and Apple silicon.
Dispersive spring reverb
Built the way the sound systems built theirs — one tank, driven hard, and left to ring. Models the dispersion that makes a real spring chirp, rather than approximating it with a room.
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Bidirectional character delay
Every other delay repeats the same sound, quieter. This one puts direction, pitch and dispersion inside the feedback loop, so each repeat is changed again on every lap.
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Eight-pedal character chain
Resample, chorus, reverse, saturate, delay, reverb, tape and tremolo — eight modules you can put in any order, with a randomiser that writes patches worth keeping.
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Four-model spring reverb
Four dispersive spring tanks, from bright and gritty to long and wide. The low end arrives last, the chirp length is a control, and the whole tank sits inside a dub regeneration loop.
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Ten-machine drum saturator
Every other saturator is one machine with a drive knob. This one is ten — tape, preamps, compressors, a console channel, a passive EQ and a valve unit — and each brings its own controls.
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Real-time cyclic time-stretch
Every other time-stretch hides the splice. This one plays it — the flutter and metallic ring of the classic 12-bit sampler, in real time, locked to your DAW’s clock and to every hit of the loop. Now with a side-chain key and a capture pad that drags the last bars onto a track.
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Drum loops in, Logic Pro DMD kits out
Every other kit builder makes you chop by hand. This one does a whole library — sliced where Logic slices, with Pitch, Filter and Filter Type macros on every pad and the loop’s real BPM stored. Hear every slice before you chop, from the window or a MIDI controller.
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