New Spektral Plug-In Line from delaydots.com
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Spektral Shaper
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Spektral Extractor
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Spektral Morpher
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April 7, 2002
The Spektral plug-in collection contains three DSP plug-ins
Available in DirectX media format (VST PC version scheduled May, 2002)
for use in "off-line" hosts such as Sound Forge and Cool Edit Pro.
The plug-ins also works with Sonar, Nuendo, Wavelab, Cubase,
Fruity Loops and Logic Audio.
Featured in this package of audio processing plug-ins are:
Spektral Shaper - an FFT based 4096-band equalizer-like effect,
which affects only magnitudes (i.e. no phase change).
The purpose of this plugin is the ability to capture a preset
from another wave file and apply it to your sample. That is, to
apply a 4096 bands equalizer setting from a captured sample to yours.
You are able to draw / modify presets with pencil, smoothing
or sharpening tools.
Spectral eXtractor - an adaptive, self-tuning bandpass filter
following the center frequency with controllable asymmetric band
curve and shape.
The plugin determines time variable center frequency with different
processing modes: manual, centroid and dominant and allows user
change concentration of spectral energy around that center frequency.
Spektral Morpher - a plug-in that allows you to completely alter the Source sample
according to another, loaded (Target) sample with different
transformation modes: different cross synth, and linear morph
between 2 samples.
There 10 "morph" modes available: Convolution, Magnitude only convolution,
Vocode effect and 7 mutation modes: Uniform signed / unsigned,
Linear contour mutation, Nonlinear Contour (Irregular) signed / unsigned
mutations, and 2 combined mutation modes.
System Requirements: CPU: 500Mhz (800Mhz highly recommended), 128Mb,
Windows 9x/NT/2000/XP, DirectX Media Runtime 6.0 or later.
A demo version is available for download. The Spektral plug-ins
pack is offered at a price of $55 online ordering only.
For more information, visit their web site at www.delaydots.com. |