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 Klevgrand Tines v1.2.3 (x64) | 5.6 Mb Tines emulates an electric piano. With internal effects like a stereo tremolo, a multiband distortion panel and a subtle roomy reverb, Tines can sound like anything between a dreamy slick Rhodes to a nasty Wurlitzer (however, it is not designed to be a "vintage" emulation, but a modern and playable instrument). A fine-tuned velocity curve makes Tines a true joy to play on a MIDI keyboard.  Klevgrand Syndt v1.1.2 (x64) | 29.3 Mb Syndt is a high quality polyphonic synthesizer with a lot of possibilities. The oscillator waveform can be morphed between pure sine to pure square, and supports altering of pulse width. Both the shape and pulse width can be modulated by two independent LFOs.  Klevgrand STARK v1.0.4 (x64) | 35.4 Mb STARK is a fully fledged amplifier simulator consisting of four modules: Amplifier, Cabinet, Room and a Pedal board. The modules are processing audio separately, which makes it possible to combine different amplifiers with different cabinets and rooms.  Klevgrand SquashIt v1.2.2 (x64) | 3.9 Mb SquashIt is a powerful distortion filter, with a wide range of uses. Whether you want to completely mangle your sound to the unrecognizable, or just beef up the saturation a bit, SquashIt can be your friend. A simple and effective interface let you tune in the perfect amount of distortion, on three different frequency bands. Combined with a unique distortion algorithm, SquashIt has become essential in many music producers' toolset.  Klevgrand Spinn 1.1.1 (x64) | 24.6 Mb Spinn is a four-band rotating modulation effect. It has similarities to, but doesn't aim to replicate, a Leslie speaker (call it a spin-off if you like). Four rotors (one per frequency band) with individual speed controls, acceleration and deceleration times, adjustable size and modulation.  Klevgrand REAMP 1.2.1 (x64) | 17.8 Mb REAMP is a complex spectral saturation processor, simulating a set of different analog gear in a new and unique way. Benefits of this algorithm is that it is highly CPU efficient and adds (almost) no latency. The seven models available are based on real analog gear, individually measured in two dimensions; gain responses (-inf dB to +6 dB) at the frequency spectrum 20Hz to 20kHz. This data is used to transform input audio to output audio. A four-band spectral drive allows you to let the unit work even more.  Klevgrand R0Verb v1.0.4 (x64) | 3.6 Mb This audio effect filter is a hybrid between a simple reverb and a very complex delay. R0Verb consists of up to 50 separate delay lines, and puts you in charge of every single delay with controls for volume, pre-delay, feedback & high shelf. It can be used for everything from simple delays to complex spaces, whatever your mix needs. It also has a nice Randomizer if you're feeling lucky!  Klevgrand Pads v1.2.1 (x64) | 14.9 Mb Pads is a thriving and organic pad synthesizer. It consists of a wavetable synth with a noise/grain generator and a high cut filter. With a carefully developed "wobbler" that detunes the waveforms and makes very small inconsistencies to several internal parameters and a nice sounding chorus, this synthesizer is able to create some really interesting and non-statical pad sounds.  Klevgrand Modley 1.1.3 (x64) | 28.9 Mb Modley is a modulation delay with effect insert capabilities, which lets you design the whole delay signal with several carefully selected effect modules to create unique signal flows. The idea behind Modley is to push the boundaries of what a delay effect is capable of - only your imagination sets the limits! While Modley sure can be used to do all the traditional tricks - Stereo delay, Tape delay, Short slapback delay etc., its true potential lies within the variety of unexpected effect modules that can be applied.  Klevgrand Kuvert 1.0.5 (x64) | 3.8 Mb Kuvert defines a whole new way of dealing with effects. In short, Kuvert allows you to draw five different envelopes. These envelopes control different effect parameters, and can be drawn freely or onto a grid. The envelopes are looped, while the incoming audio isn't (unless you're feeding it looped material of course). |
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