The Space Flanger can produce phases, sweeps, and swooshes that sound otherworldly. Run it through your guitar and prepare for takeoff.

A versatile take on vintage tremolos, the Vari-Speed Tremolo with a five-position Wave selector that lets you choose between sine, triangle, square, sawtooth, and inverted sawtooth modulating waves.

HEAT is a distortion and saturation plugin featuring five analog-inspired circuit modes, designed to deliver a wide range of harmonic textures—from subtle warmth to extreme fuzz.
*available only as a Native Plugin

For the times when you are unable to stomp on a real wah pedal, get a reliable AutoWah to do that for you. Marble White replicates a boutique autowah pedal from Finland whose circuit is originally based upon a vintage rackmount wah and further refined to sound like a real wah pedal.

Both Tape & Analog delays have been favored by engineers and producers for decades. They are often described as warmer and more natural-sounding than digital delays. One uses magnetic tape to produce the delayed repeats of the signal while the other uses capacitors to recreate a similar effect.

The gentle shimmer of a good vibrato is comparable to that of a great reverb, but without the space. To create our own take on what a great vibrato should be like, we started by examining some tried-and-true circuits then incorporated our impressions into a bespoke virtual unit that gives you a whole toybox worth of vibrato to play with!

The CE-1 Chorus Ensemble adopted the very popular at the time Roland JC-120 Chorus Amplifier circuit and captivated its listeners with thick organic modulation and gooey pitch-shifting vibrato, which you can now have access to at the tip of your fingers.