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A VST plug-in which emulates the playback speed imperfections of the pre-digital era. playback speed is modulated in realtime by up to six oscillators. intuitive controls: Non-linearly scaled controls allow to directly set the perceived pitch deviation depth and rate resulting from the playback speed modulation. dual mode: In dual mode the left and the right channel are modulated separately. A built-in test tone generator makes it easy to quickly check a particular setting with different signals. If a control has no influence on the sound in a certain mode it will disappear from the surface. All parameters are controllable by midi controllers.
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Pop-up hints of each control on the user interface. Assignment of midi controllers is documented in the pop-up hints. flange mode: When the modulated signal is mixed with the original signal a flanging effect occurs.
This feature recalls the times when recording engineers created a flange effect by applying pressure on the tape reel with their hand. Additional controls for feedback and delay allow to create more intense flange effects. Although the unit can be pushed to self-oscillation in extreme settings it will never cause digital clipping thanks to a compressor algorithm inserted into the feedback path.
Turntables & Tape Machines Anyone who’s put on a warped record has heard their music bend and wobble as it moves unevenly under the stylus. Similarly, if a tape player reel, capstan, or pinch-roller doesn’t spin smoothly (or isn’t perfectly round) the tape will speed up and slow down under the repro head.
The speed of this movement directly correlates with the pitch of the audio: moving the media too quickly sounds high pitched, while moving it too slowly sounds low pitched. These continuous pitch changes, exhibited by all turntables and tape machines (to some degree), are called wow & flutter. Double Dose One of Wow Control’s coolest features is the ability to double — and even triple — sounds in interesting ways.
Consider this drum loop, played on a drum machine. Now what if we select the “Two Diff Drummers” preset on Wow Control? Here’s the result — two different drum machines, one in each ear. Or go for Three Diff Drummers — that one includes some randomization of the wow’s speed, meaning the pitch goes up and down, all of its own accord. Want to go wilder? Crank the “Amount Multiplier” to 64x and see what happens. But remember it’s random, so if you bounce that sample again, you’ll get something different.
What if you crank the multiplier to 128x and all the analog controls to 200%? These sounds really just scratch the surface of what’s possible with Wow Control. Want to learn more?. Think you’ve found a cool sound or setting?.