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The demo is fully functional, but the audio fades out occasionally.
You can unlock the full version by purchasing a license.
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version 1.1.4 – changelog
KrushPro has many new features that take our freebie Krush to another level.
Several modulations options have been added (LFOs, step sequencers, env follower..) and KrushPro is the first plugin with full stereo modulations capabilities:
All the modulators are stereo, and every modulation slot has a stereo balance knob. Being able to modulate the parameters differently on the left and right channels brings something new to the table, and allow the creation of unheard stereo effects.
KrushPro includes our recognized bit-crusher processor, as well as a new ‘Wavecrushing’ distortion module, built upon an innovative wavesets processing algorithm. New timbral possibilities are also brought by the addition of a dual frequency shifter/ring modulator fx module and two input/output filters sections.
Synth :
Voice :
Drum Loop :
“A Bitcrusher On Steroids”
“KrushPro has evolved into a flexible multi-effect that excels at distortion, modulation, and all sorts of tasteful audio destruction.”
“Whether you’re new to bitcrusher plugins, or looking to seriously expand your bitcrushing / distortion production capabilities, this plugin is a no-brainer.”
“Intuitively laid out, a lot of fun to use”
“Very inspirational, very creative”
“It builds upon the free version, offering more flexible modulations, a better looking interface, and an even more insane bitcrushing sound.”
Effect Modules
Bitcrushing
Tasty bitcrushing module with crunchy drive stage, bit depth and sample rate reduction.
Wavecrushing
Discover our wavecrushing module. Explore new distorsions and audio dislocations.
Ring Modulation and Freq Shifting
From subtle tremolo to sci-fi effects. A flexible modulation module to set your tone appart.
Additive Modulation
Build a rich spectrum with modulating signals constructed via additive synthesis.
Modulations
Stereo Modulations
All the modulators are stereo!
Create unheard effects by modulating parameters differently on the left and right channels.
Modulations Routing
Flexible and intuitive routing via colour-coded menus and drag-n-drop
3 LFOs
Stereo output; 6 waveforms;host-syncable; Extended frequency range
2 Step Sequencers
16 steps; 6 directions option; stereo mode; steps bypass switches; host-syncable
1 Envelope Follower
Stereo envelope follower to use the envelope of your input signal as a modulation signal.
3 Macros
With drag-and-drop support and stereo output.
Filters
Pre and Post-fx Filtering stages
More filtering combinations for creative distortions
4 filter types
New Bandpass and Comb filters. Improved LP and HP filters responses.
More
Interface
. Scalable high resolution interface
. Dark & light UI theme options
. Uncluttered user interface
. Tooltips and prefs in english, french, portuguese and spanish
Presets
. File based preset system
. Access through menu or browser
. Presets ‘freezer’ for safe recall
The interface is fully resizable
Reorder the fx modules by drag-and-drop!
Those horizontal bars above the fxs aren’t just for aesthetics:
they are dry/wet controls!
Use the button at the bottom of the plugin to show/hide the modulations panel
3 ways to create a modulation routing:
– drag and drop a modulator
– use the menus in the modulations slots
– right click on the parameter to modulate
Use Alt+click on the ‘active’ button of a modulation slot to delete it
There is a ‘stereo mode’ button at the bottom left of the step sequencers!
Use the ∆φ control of the LFOs to quickly create stereo modulations effects!
(it adds a phase offset between the left and right channel)
Each modulation slot as a ‘balance’ knob to control the L/R routing of the modulation.
Use alt+drag on the modulators thumbnails to copy the settings of a LFO or a Step Sequencer to another one.
Use the button at the top right of the module to switch between ‘freq shift’ and ‘ring modulation’
The wavetable used by the wavecrusher can be selected through a menu.
