Introducing The Great Escape, which emulates the tremolo pedal of the original Musical Entropy.
Today I would like to introduce The Great Escape, a plug-in that emulates the analog tremolo of a real machine by Musical Entropy.
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There hasn't been much updates lately, so I was worried that he might have passed away from Corona, so I did some research,twitter updateI was relieved because I was able to confirm.
The Great EscapeThrilltoneMade in collaboration with
So it looks just like the real thing.
Although it is in the form of a preview version, all basic functions seem to be working.
In addition, it seems that this preview version will not be available for download after the official release (paid).
Sound demo
Envelope is also installed, and it is a deep tremolo.
I played it on the guitar.
The effect is off at first, then on.
I did a little automation and added drums.
Another great thing about this plugin is that you can check Waveform.
So you can also visually see the state of the LFO and the state of the Envelope.
Overview
The Great Escape (Preview)
The Great Escape is a dynamic tremolo plug-in modeled after the original hardware all-analog pedal created in collaboration with Thrilltone.
Rather than standard but very good-sounding tremolos, the two feature envelope detectors that can vary the speed and depth of the effect as you play.
Tremolo is a great effect, but for the most part it's mechanical and repetitive, so you'll only use it very occasionally and with a fairly smooth intensity...But thanks to the envelope detector, tremolo becomes a very expressive audio effect.
With a wealth of controls and presets by Francois Maxime Boutault of Les Liens Du Son, The Great Escape is a multifunctional dynamic tremolo plug-in you can dream up.
For more information on the original pedal, please see this link: http://thrilltone.fr/en/product/the-great-escape-en/.
Overview
- Highly versatile dynamic tremolo
- 3 waveforms available: triangle, sine and square
- Simply hit the pick to speed up or slow down the effect.
- You can adjust the strength of the effect according to the strength of your playing.
- Dedicated “Release” knob for finer control over transition times
- Threshold “control knob optimized for all instruments, not just electric guitars
- Added educational features to understand what's going on with plugins
About this version
This version is a preview of an upcoming commercial plugin.The sound signature of this plugin does not (yet) represent the behavior of the original pedal, nor are all the final features available.
Early release for STAY AT HOME enjoyment during COVID-19 containment.This preview plugin will be unavailable from the musical entropy website after a period of time until the commercial plugin is released, but it will be available as freeware forever.
For more information on protective measures due to COVID-19, please visitlinksPlease refer to
Ways to get started
The Great Escape (preview version) is free and available in VST, VST3, AU and AAX formats (64-bit only).
Download
You can download it without registration.
From the link above, scroll down to the bottom and you will see a download button.
Installation
For Win, both VST2 and VST3 are supported.
Normally, if you put the VST3 version (The Great Escape.vst3) in the following Path, the installation is complete.
C: \ Program Files \ Common Files \ VST3
VST2 is different for different people.
Most VST2 folders are one of the following:
C:Program FilesVSTPlugIns
C \ Program Files \ Steinberg \ VST Plugins
C \ Program Files \ Steinberg \ Cubase \ VSTPlugins
C: \ Program Files \ Common Files \ VST2
C:\Program Files\Common Files\Steinberg\VST2
Summary
Great plugin.
Not only can you change the GUI size, but you can also access the manual and website from the menu.
Also, although it is in English, there is also a tutorial, what is this parameter?You can check it right away.
It would be nice if there were more plug-ins like this, as it would be easier for users to use.
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