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apulSoft apShaper v1.1.5 macOS
Team R2R | 05 Nov 2022 | 23.62 MB
Team R2R | 05 Nov 2022 | 23.62 MB
apulSoft apShaper is an audio effect plugin to add harmonic distortion to audio signals. It combines a waveshaper with three filter bands and various modulation options - two LFOs, a dynamics detector, and user-configurable knobs.
pShaper can simulate multiple types of distortion, including tape and tube saturation, wave folding, and analog bit crushing.
The three filter bands offer high-quality filtering without high-frequency squeezing. The variable-slope low-pass filter type provides smooth slopes not possible with traditional filtering - ideal to gently shape signals with large amounts of distortion applied. Multiple tone control types modelled after classic circuits allow classic bass/mid/treble tone shaping.
Main Features
Demo version! Download and try in demo mode.
Five high-quality waveshaping engines: harmonic, tube, saturation, steps, wavefold.
Extremely low aliasing.
Three multi-type filters can be applied before and/or after waveshaping.
Four types of guitar amp tone stack simulations included.
Multiple types of saturation soft-knee: tape, classic, distortion and hyper.
The steps engine allows continous adjustments of the number of bits.
The wavefold engine provides symmetrical and asymmetrical user-editable breakpoints.
The variable-slope low-pass filter type is ideal to use with harmonic distortion products.
The direct channel can be independently filtered and dry/wet mixed with the shaped sound.
Graphical editing of filter parameters on the spectrum display.
Whats new in this version
Official site does not provide any info about changes in this version.
System Requirements
macOS 10.9 or newer on an Intel or Apple Silicon CPU (64-bit only).
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