PSP PianoVerb generates reverberation using twelve string operators with adjustable damping and decay time. Each of them is tuned to a particular note starting from A (55Hz) to a G#(103.8Hz). The PSP PianoVerb string system can be transposed in the range...
GMKbd is a general MIDI compatible keyboard simulator. It can be used to send MIDI messages to other applications, such as sequencers. Features include GM, GS, and XG support, "Generic Mode" for nonstandard synths, aftertouch and/or channel pressure...
SAVIHost is a little derivate of VSTHost that has been crafted for the sole purpose of automatically loading exactly one VSTi. To do so, savihost.exe has to be copied or renamed to the name of the PlugIn's DLL. For example the Plug-In is called blabla.dll...
SAVIHost is a little derivate of VSTHost that has been crafted for the sole purpose of automatically loading exactly one VSTi. To do so, savihost.exe has to be copied or renamed to the name of the PlugIn's DLL. For example the Plug-In is called blabla.dll...
AudioRealism Drum Machine (ADM) is an application includes bass drums, cymbals, and snares used to describe the sound of drum machines. ADM contains three classic vintage drum machines from that era rolled into one, combined with a 32-step internal...
MSED is a professional audio encoder-decoder AU and VST plugin for mid-side processing which is able to encode (split) the incoming stereo signal into two components: mid-side pair, and vice versa: decode mid-side signal pair into stereo signal.MSED is...
Genobazz 2 is a monophonic bass synthesizer plug-in, which is designed for all your bass need, from simple bass, drum kick and complex wobble to acid bass line. It includes 14 Waveforms and 11 filters which gives you the possibility of creating a wide...
Flying Echo is derived from Multipoint Unison with delays between echoes added. Capability of chorusing saved, but you can turn it off by setting Shift to zero value. In the case you just have up to six manually tunable stereo delays. The effect has more...
