GRWLER
Harmonic / Comb Filter Synth Processor
GRWLER - Dual-stage saturation with rich harmonics and precise control over tone and texture.
GRWLER creates and sculpts harmonics through harmonic and comb processing, enabling precise sound shaping—from subtle warmth to aggressive, resonant textures.
Controls:
Harmonic Blend – blends generated harmonics with the dry signal
Frequency – sets the pitch of the generated harmonic
Resonance – controls the intensity and sharpness of the harmonics
Comb Filter (independent) – separate fundamental frequency control for metallic or vocal-like timbres
Comb Envelope (ADSR) – envelope with one-shot or loop mode
Solo (Dry / Harmonic) – isolates individual signal paths for monitoring
In short:
A flexible harmonic and comb processor for resonant, metallic, or vocal-like textures—from subtle enhancement to extreme sound design.
FEEDBACK
Emulates guitar-style amp feedback that dynamically responds to the input signal, generating singing, resonant harmonics—ideal for guitar, synths, and experimental sounds.
Controls:
Dirt – saturation within the feedback loop
Peak – controls feedback resonance and intensity
Frequency – target frequency in Hz (resonant pitch)
Rate (Tremor) – subtle modulation for added movement
Filter Type – selectable filter modes (including band-pass and comb)
Feedback Distortion (optional) – additional distortion in the feedback path
In short:
In short:
A dynamic feedback effect with filtering, saturation, and modulation—designed for realistic or creative resonant tones.
🎧BINAURALER
Frequency Shifter & Spatial Processor
Enables precise frequency shifting and flexible stereo-to-binaural spatial mapping for wide, dynamic, or experimental soundscapes.
Controls:
Frequency Control – continuous frequency shifting from –5.00 kHz to +5.00 kHz
Stereo ↔ Binaural Control – morphs between classic stereo imaging and wide binaural spatialization
In short:
A creative spatial effect combining frequency shifting with variable stereo-to-binaural width—from subtle movement to extreme spatial transformations.
🎧LOTUS
Multi-Band Stereo Widener - Distributes frequencies across the stereo field, creating a “blooming,” immersive effect.
Lotus provides precise stereo processing across four frequency bands (Lo, Mid1, Mid2, Hi), which can be controlled independently or together—allowing for either controlled imaging or expansive, blooming spatial depth.
Features:
4-Band Stereo Width (Lo / Mid1 / Mid2 / Hi) – independent stereo width control per frequency band
Macro Control – adjusts all bands simultaneously and can respond dynamically to the input signal for musical stereo expansion
On/Off – instant bypass of the entire effect
In short:
A flexible stereo widener for precise sound shaping or organic, evolving spatial expansion—ideal for buses and mix processing.
PSEUDO-FLAGEOLETTS
Adds controllable harmonic overtones and creates shimmering, ethereal audio textures.
Overtone Controls (1–6)
Octave, Perfect Fifth, Second Octave, Major Third, Perfect Fifth, Minor Seventh above the second octave
Each overtone has its own volume control for precise shaping.
Global Controls:
Reverb: Adds ambient "shimmer"
Waveform & Rate: Determines the fade-in behavior and timing of the overtones
Original Signal & Total Overtones Volume: Balances dry and processed audio
Tips:
Layer overtones subtly for rich, evolving textures
Adjust Reverb for an ethereal, spacey effect
Use Waveform & Rate to create dynamic, evolving effects
TREMMY
Generates tremolo through frequency shifting, creating a rich, organic pulsation effect, blending a shifted copy of the signal with the original to create a rich, organic, pulsating stereo field.
Controls:
Binaural Harmonics – amount of binaural overtones
Stereo ↔ Spread Binaural – from focused stereo to wide binaural movement
Shuffle – rhythmic variation for groove and swing
Waveform – modulation shape (rhythmic character)
Original Signal – dry/wet balance of the original signal
Tremolo Rate – speed (Hz or tempo-synced)
Tremolo Volume – overall volume of the effect
In short:
A tremolo effect based on frequency shifting—ranging from subtle spatial movement to intense binaural pulsation with rhythmic character.
FIVR
Modular VST3 Multi-Effect
FIVR is a VST3 multi-effect processor developed with HISE, featuring a fixed signal chain of Distortion, Phaser, Chorus, Delay, and Reverb. Each effect can be individually enabled or disabled and controlled via its own dedicated knob.
All parameters are fully automatable within your DAW and can also be stored and recalled using 3 preset banks. FIVR offers a fast and intuitive workflow for creative sound design and versatile effect combinations.
