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・ January 2021 $ 12
Kilohearts' Disperser is on sale.
This is hard to understand, but it has a considerable effect.
When the bass is not good enough, try inserting it, and if it's good to listen to, I think it's a good flow to adopt.
If you are having trouble with bass or kick bass, please try the demo version.
You can change the texture of the bass with an uproach that is different from the one raised with EQ.
Even though the volume does not change, it makes the sound not buried in other sounds.
The term phase is used in the description of this plug-in, which is similar to the fact that the phase is often disturbed by EQ. (Refers to the phase of the sounding timing of each sine wave when the sound is converted to a sine wave)
I put it on Bass.
The bass is low, so please listen with headphones or speakers that produce a solid bass.
Although the loudness is almost the same, it certainly sounds like there is a core in the bass.
I took a video using Kick of FL Studio standard 808 template.
The volume doesn't seem to change, but the peak and RMS are down.
I also noticed that it is perfect for kicks such as psychedelic trance.
Moreover, it cannot be adjusted with the sample pack, but if it is a plug-in, it can be finely adjusted by balancing it with Bass.
It is like this.
I looked at the waveform with Plugin Doctor.
The following GIF video is looking at the phase.
(Frequency does not change)
You can also use it from Snap Heap or Multipass.
Overview
Ever wanted to rotate the phase of a signal to do a frequency sweep?It's strange, we thought so, but I was surprised to try it. Disperser blurs high-energy transients in space and time without changing the gain of the sound.
The result is another approach to transient shaping, an effect that, when used in extreme settings, allows you to shape the sound in ways you didn't know.A sweet utility for forming boomy kicks, snappy hi-hats, synthetic wet bases, or signal peaks and crest factors.The choice is up to you.
What is a snap-in?
This plugin is called "Snapin".This means you can use it as a regular VST / AU plug-in, or use it with the snap-in hosts Multipass and Snap Heap to combine effects in amazing ways.
Operating environment
These are the minimum recommended system requirements for running Disperser.
CPU:
- 2 GHz and above
Memory:
- 1 GB or more
Operating System:
- Windows (7 or later) or Mac OS X (10.7 or later)
Software:
- DAW that can use A VST / Audio Unit / AAX
Supported formats:
- Aax
- AU
- Vst2
- Snapin
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