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★ Tremolo · Vibrato · Euclidean Rhythm · Multiband
Tools with a point. As deep as the sound demands, never a menu-maze to get there. 1.0 lands soon — the next ships when it's good.
★ Tremolo · Vibrato · Euclidean Rhythm · Multiband
Not a tremolo with extra steps — a rhythm engine. Three sections that are simple on their own, wired together into something bigger.
One signal, three bands, three personalities. Chop the lows while the highs shimmer. Let the mids wobble while everything else holds still. Every band gets its own modulation depth — from barely-there movement to full rhythmic gating — so the same patch can be subtle texture or total destruction, depending on how far you push it.
Tremolo moves volume. Vibrato moves pitch. Run them apart for classic amp pulse or tape warble — run them together and let them fight. This is where the character lives.
A Euclidean sequencer spreads hits as evenly as possible across the loop — the same math behind half the grooves you already love, from son clave to techno hats. Set the steps, set the hits, route it to any band at any intensity. Rotate it. Offset it. Break it. The patterns feel deliberate, never random.
Every control is made to be grabbed mid-set. Big targets, instant response, nothing buried three menus deep. Pull up a preset and it's a classic tremolo or vibrato in two seconds — then push the engine underneath as far as the track can take it. Both are the point.
As much power as the sound needs, and not one menu more. Every control sits on the panel in plain sight — load a preset, start turning, skip the hunt through nested pages.
Nothing adds delay unless you switch on something that needs it. What you play is what you hear, in time.
Buy it, own it. No login and no licence server — it works offline, with free updates for the life of the plugin.
Pick the one you'd actually reach for. Every vote is counted, and the winner is the next thing we build.