This VST PlugIn is a "packed-with-features" delay module based on tempo, incorporating EQ and tremolo sections with separate controls for each output channel. Instead of a single "length" control this plug-in implements two separate "delay" and "length" controls which allows you to create evenly sounding "ping-pong" echoes.





This VST PlugIn can be used to add stereo width to audio tracks. This plug-in is most effective on mono pad sounds and alike. This effect works with mono stream generating stereo stream. It also works with stereo streams, however both channels get processed independently of each other like they are mono streams and then two resulting stereo streams get mixed together to produce one stereo stream.





This VST PlugIn adds a FM radio type of noise. Effect can possibly be used for lessening digital sound's artifacts and making it more pleasant to hearing.





This VST PlugIn was designed to be a "mastering" plug-in. It emulates an effect that is common on some old ADC (analog-to-digital converter) devices. This effect is called 'clock jitter' which arises when internal ADC's wordclock is not precise. Actually, it is unknown whether this plug-in is usable for sound production or not, but in some situations this 'clock jitter' noise can be applied rather productively.





This VST PlugIn is a rather ordinary waveshaping overdrive thing. Even though this is not a very unique plug-in, sometimes any plug-in is usable, so this one is here if you need it.