-Esser removes sibilant sounds from vocal recordings. Includes a vocal doubler and noise gate. Works as an in DAWs like Cubasis and Auria. Adjusts thresholds and frequency ranges for precise control.
Create with built-in drums, synths, and effects. Layer loops and beats to build evolving soundscapes. Collaborate in real-time with others. Adjust parameters for custom sounds. Export tracks in multiple formats.
Record and playback audio with -like saturation and noise characteristics. Adjust noise hiss, speed, and echo effects in real time. Apply filters and modulation effects to incoming audio signals.
Create and manipulate audio using a unique -based effect. Adjust parameters to shape sound. Export modified audio files. Integrate with digital audio workstations for music production.
Play and customize high-quality piano SoundFonts. Import and edit SoundFonts with built-in synthesizer tools. Apply professional effects to enhance sound. Save and share modified SoundFonts.
Apply effect to audio input by adjusting time, feedback, and filtering settings. Integrate as AUv3 plugin with host apps like GarageBand and Cubasis. Export processed audio files directly.
Create and manipulate electronic music with a vintage synthesizer. Adjust filters, oscillators, and envelopes. Use micro random detuning and unison for enhanced sound. Save and load presets. Export audio files for further production.
View stereo audio waveforms in real time with two-channel design and pixel-accurate resolution. Capture audio signals using a sophisticated trigger system. Monitor waveforms with minimal latency between sound input and visual display.
Create loops by repeating played notes until they fade out. Adjust loop length and pitch. Layer multiple loops to build complex textures. Tap to start or stop playback. Save and share custom loops.
Create drum sounds using a unique synth without samples. Adjust parameters for tone and rhythm. Save and load presets. Export audio files and share directly.
Learn to use a real parametric EQ with interactive lessons. Adjust frequency, gain, and Q settings. Practice equalization techniques and apply them directly to audio projects. Track progress through structured modules.