[Free] Introducing MoMa, a saturation plugin using machine learning from AnalogObsession

Introducing MoMa, a saturation plugin using machine learning from AnalogObsession

AnalogObsession has released MoMa, the first saturation plugin using machine learning.

It is equipped with the following four types of modes.

1. GE: Glue – Even Harmonics

2. GO: Glue – Odd Harmonics

3. ME: Mojo – Even Harmonics

4. MO: Mojo – Odd Harmonics

Sound demo

This is pretty good.

Overview

The first machine learning plugin "MoMa"!

It's a completely passive mojo box with glue mode and mojo mode. There is also an Even & Odd Harmonics mode.

A capture from a DIY project.

Features

– Mode

1. GE: Glue (even harmonics

2. GO Glue – Odd Harmonics

3. ME: Mojo – Even harmonics

4. MO: Mojo – Odd harmonics

– Amount: Set the amount of glue or mojo.

– MIX: Simply blend DRY and PROCESSED signals.

Resizeable interface. A simple “handle in the bottom right corner” resizes it. From 50% to 200%.

*Resizing Tip: Duplicating a plugin will remember the current GUI size. But when I load a new instance, it opens with default size. To resolve this issue, please follow the steps below;

1. Opening the plugin for the first time

2. Before setting the knobs, resize the GUI to suit your screen resolution and preference.

3. Save this state as your DAW's default preset.

Now you can load the new instance with the same size.

(If you want to return to the default size, simply double-click to resize the handle)

Version 1.2 – 11.3.2024

– Fully automatic installation

Available formats

VST3 / AU / AAX Native – Audiosuite | Mac 10.15 and above | Intel / Apple Silicon

VST3/AAX Native – Audiosuite | Windows 10 – 11

The Mac version requires a graphics card that supports “Metal”.

The Windows version requires a graphics card that supports “OpenGL”.

 

format

Download

You can download it without registration.

Click the link above and the download will start.

The installer is good for downloading.

With Windows Zip, in addition to the VST3 files, you need to create a public folder and put it in the Content folder, so it's a bit of a hassle.

Installation

For Win, just run the downloaded file (installer) and format it to VST3 only.