Gustav Scholda

Introducing MagicBlur , , the multi-curve spectral blur and freeze effect with a built-in modulation system. Turn your samples into a synthesiser to create lush atmospheric sounds, endless worlds of overtone glissandi, crazy reversed and glitch-like sounds - it’s all there!

Let’s shed some light on what makes MagicBlur so magic and different from other spectral blur & freeze effects. You should follow this Quickstart Guide with the plugin open and fed with some sample input so you can try it yourself.

We’ve updated MagicDelay to version 2022.2 and MagicPitch to version 2022.1. Although this is a minor update we’ve included some nice new features to extend the ways you can work with our plugins.

Introducing MagicPitch , the multi-curve spectral pitch and frequency shifter with a built in modulation system for creating everthing from subtle detuned harmonics to extreme transformations on the brink of insanity, and everything in between.

Let’s shed some light on what makes MagicPitch so magic and different from other pitch and frequency shifting effects. The overall effect is much more noticeable with tonal inputs like a singing voice but you can go really wild with percussive inputs like a drum beat.

The feedback type switch in our MagicDelay is a new concept and probably not that straight-forward to grasp. While you can (and you should) adjust this by ear, I’m going to shed some light on this answering the following questions:

If you look up “Spectral Audio Processing” it’s possible to feel overwhelmed by mathematical formulas, lot of technical jargon, and deep dives into something called the Fourier Transformation or its speed-optimised cousin, the FFT.

We are live! And what could possibly be a better reason than the release of our first plugin? Introducing MagicDelay , the multi-curve spectral delay with a built in modulation system for creating everthing from subtle slow churning delays to wildly complex evolving and synced delays, and everything in between.

Let’s shed some light on what makes MagicDelay so magic and different from other delay effects. You should follow this Quickstart Guide with the plugin open and fed with some sample input so you can try it yourself.

The Curve Editor is the central tool for shaping your sound in the frequency domain. Similar to an EQ curve which defines gain boost/cut per frequency, a curve in the Curve Editor define a value or amount per frequency across the frequency spectrum.

Without modulation it’s only half the fun, right? So let’s get started by clicking one of the empty slots to expand the modulation system: By default an LFO is activated but you can easily choose a different modulator kind from the drop-down menu.