Chorus, Flanger, Phaser and Tremolo
Following the steps of our Efektor Distortion Bundle, the latest addition to the Efektor series, we studied and examined over 20 legendary modulation effect models from the 1950s to the last decade. Modulation-type effects are widely used by organ/synthesizer musicians, guitarists and studio engineers to add width, depth and movement to the original sound. In this latest bundle, we gathered the most outstanding ones and packaged them into four devices.
In this latest bundle, we packaged them into four devices:
Recognizable by its doubling effect, this type of effect is known as a standard built-in effect of equipment such as the Roland Jazz Chorus amplifier and also the Roland Juno synthesizer.
Originating from the manipulation of tape recorders by slowing down one of their heads (hence the name 'flanger'), this effect creates a whistling sound called a 'jet engine' effect.
Full name, Phase Shifter. Generally, more subtle than the flanger, but it sounds like space-age swooshes. It is often used on the Rhodes electric piano and, of course, by guitarists such as Brian May (Queen) and Eddie Van Halen (Van Halen).
Probably one of the oldest effects applied to a musical device. This volume modulation effect is known to be equipped on guitar amplifiers such as the Fender Twin Reverb or Vox AC30.
Key features:
- Three modulation models in each unit.
- A/B comparison buttons.
- BPM sync with host
- Mono or stereo mode.
System requirements
Mac
- Mac OS X 10.7 or later (compatible with Intel/M1 Apple Silicon) (64-bit only)
- Core2 Duo or higher (latest Intel i3 recommended)
- 4 GB RAM minimum
- Host/DAW compatible with VST, VST3 or Audio Unit
- Windows Vista or later (64-bit only)
- Core2 Duo or AMD Phenom ii X4 or higher (latest version of Intel i3, AMD A4 or higher recommended)
- 4 GB RAM minimum
- Host/DAW compatible with VST or VST3
- Pro Tools 11 or later is required for the AAX format
- Reason 7.1 or later is required for the rack extension format
- A host/sequencer compatible with VST, VST3, AU or AAX is required to run this software.
