Tritik (a relatively young company with an interesting catalog – check out their Irid, Krush Pro and Moodal plugins!) has released Flaw, a new effect audio plugin. In their words, Flaw is an effect plugin that celebrates imperfections. At ANR we love finding new tools to add some lo-fi vibes…
Tag: lo-fi
The Free iZotope Vinyl Plugin Is Back (With A Twist!)
Remember Vinyl, the free vinyl simulation plug-in that started the iZotope story two decades ago? I have fond memories of this plug-in – I believe I first installed it on my good old Powerbook G3 (Pismo) – and I’m glad to see iZotope just brought it back with a new,…
LO-FI GLOW and FADED REELS: Easy To Use (And Tweak) Hazy Textures From NI
If you’re a fan of lo-fi and hazy textures, you should definitely check out LO-FI GLOW, the latest Kontakt-powered Native Instruments instrument (part of their Play series). What Do You Get? LO-FI GLOW comes with an intuitive, no-frills interface, 700 mb of samples, 128 instruments and 150 presets perfect for…
Copperphone Review – A Unique Lo-Fi Mic That Still Matters
The most inspiring and unique tools are often those that are born out of personal needs. We have just covered the KMI K-Mix, originally conceived by Keith McMillen after realizing how heavy and bulky traditional mixers are. The Copperphone has a somehow similar story: it was invented in 2003 by…