Introducing the Malibu plug-in that reproduces VZTec's reverb/tremolo pedal Malibu
Today we would like to introduce a Malibu plug-in that reproduces VZTec's hard reverb/tremolo pedal Malibu.
Malibu is an effect that combines reverb and tremolo.
It seems that the official who produces the pedal effect has released a plug-in.
Tremolo is easy to use as it also synchronizes with BPM.
The reverb sound has a modulation effect and goes well with guitar.
Sound demo
I tried playing the preset in an acoustic guitar loop.
If you change the effect routing and go to Reverb > Tremolo, the reverb behavior is interesting, which is different from ducking reverb.
Precautions when using with FL Studio
Use fixed size buffer must be enabled.
The setting is enabled by clicking "Use fixed size buffers" in "Troubleshooting" from the gear icon of the plugin.
Overview
Singletone brandDigital reproduction of the reverb tremolo pedal MalibuThis is a plugin that does. With this tool, you can not only bring Malibu's signature audio into your productions, but also use it from your home or studio.Test your pedals remotelyYou can also.
This plugin has two modes of operation.Original The mode includes all features as well as analog audio characteristics.Extended The modes offer enhancements typical of the digital world, including stereo input and output, zero noise floor, zero harmonic distortion, and presets.
This plugin was developed in Argentina in collaboration with VZtec and Singletone.The twin of analog audio effects and digital effectsA true milestone in the industry.
- format au, vst 2, vst 3, lv2, clap
- operating system Windows, macOS, Linux
- Price Free
format
| OS | 32bit | 64bit |
|---|---|---|
| mac | x | AU, VST2, VST3 |
| Win | x | VST2, VST3 |
Download
You can download it without registration.
Go to the link above and click the link for each OS to start downloading.
Installation
For Win, unzip the downloaded file and the installer is inside, so run it.
Most people will be fine with just formatting VST3 and the manual.
If you are using Bitwig, CLAP may be better.
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