Tritik – Moodal 1.1.4, Echorus 1.0.2, tkDelay 1.4.3 (VST, AAX, AU) [WIN.OSX x86 x64]

Year / Release Date : 10/24/2018
Version : 1.1.4, 1.0.2, 1.4.3
Developer : Tritik
Developer site : Tritik
Format : VST, AAX, AU
Digit capacity : 32bit, 64bit
Tabletka : present
System requirements : Win XP or later (32 / 64b)
– OSX 10.6 or later (32 / 64b)

Description : Set of 3 plugins:
Tritik Moodal – Virtual resonator that simulates objects and spaces that will resonate with sounds when you pass them through it. Make your snayras deeper or replace their sound with glass, send your voice over the phone or hold it on the string, give your guitar a new content or throw some notes over the top of the drum and quickly create rich textures. Moodal lets you transform your sound in a bright and refreshing way. At the heart of Moodal is a one-of-a-kind resonant engine. Its basic resonant filters allow Moodal to replicate realistic objects, such as strings or cymbals, as well as simulate reverberation spaces, such as rooms and halls, for which high modal density is required. Moodal controls have been designed so that you can easily create sound. The user interface, including 3 editable curves, allows you to quickly adjust the properties of the resonators over the entire frequency range and create unique timbres within a few seconds. Moodal’s flexibility and character make it an invaluable tool for musicians and sound engineers.
Tritik Echorus – has 4 original chorus algorithms, an echo section and a pair of analog high-frequency and low-frequency filters. 4 modes of chorus (retro, multi, upset, random) provide a wide range of effects. They make Echorus versatile and suitable for any type of sound source. Echorus also has an echo section, which includes the delay time and feedback gain control. This allows you to re-enter the output signal in the plugin, thereby expanding the possibilities. You can use this feedback with a small delay time to enhance the chorus effect, get some color tones or create resonances. Longer delay lines bring more classic delay effects, especially if your sound passes through the chorus processor at each echo. Set a reasonable echo delay time and increase the feedback gain … and you will find yourself in an unusual sound space. Adjust it to more moderate settings, and you will have the perfect tool to enhance and enrich the pads, keyboards, and guitars.
TkDelay is a universal delay effect that can create everything from classic delay effects to experimental sounds.