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Unfiltered Audio Introduces SpecOps – 36 Spectral Effects, From Subtle To Extreme

September 19, 2017January 3, 2018


New from Unfiltered Audio: SpecOps – dozens of plugins in one.

Inside its easy-to-use interface is a jam-packed armory containing 36 diverse and flexible spectral effects, ranging from subtle to extreme.

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How you use these potent tools is truly limited only by your creative imagination: transform synthesizer presets with new sonic qualities, add throbbing grunge to drum loops, fatten up instrument tracks, delicately clarify full mixes, or decimate organic instruments and vocals beyond recognition to create one-of-a-kind special effects.

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Features:

  • Powerful, multi-faceted processing has wide-ranging uses in music production, sound design and live performance
  • 36 spectral effects can be applied—three at a time—to different frequency ranges with extremely high resolution
  • Spectral effects include filters, amplitude manipulators, pitch and frequency shifters, audio freezers, data compressors, glitchy processors and a clipper—each of which can act on a different, independently adjustable frequency band
  • Additional wideband processors—two pitch shifters, a frequency shifter and Freeze effect—optionally process input signal before spectral effects are applied

Watch this trailer for SpecOps:

Pricing & Availability:
SpecOps is available for $129, and currently on sale for $79. Try it now for free or get more information at the Plugin Alliance website.

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