Wobbly Analog Tape Artefacts Recreated

US Goodhertz releases Wow Control wow & flutter plug-in for Mac      29/09/16

Goodhertz says that Wow Control is a new audio plugin entirely focused on the weird and wild modulations of analog tape and other less-than-perfect analog playback devices. This is the story in their own words...

In developing Wow Control, we set out to accurately capture the essence of three tape machines spanning three decades: every noise, every wobble, & every harmonic. The plugin that has resulted is the most comprehensive analog tape model we've ever heard.

Wow Control expands and improves upon the wow & flutter section from the classic Vulf Compressor -- bringing more expressive shape controls, beat-syncing, and an extensive randomization section -- available in the expanded Advanced controls -- for creating complex and unpredictable modulation effects.

At its extreme settings, it will bend and distort anything that it touches. Used gently, however, it can breathe a little life or movement into individual mix elements or bring color and richness to an entire master.

Wow Control Features:

  • Extremely high quality wow & flutter (+ HQ Mode for even better performance)
  • Massive pitch range with expressive shape controls
  • Controllable speeds, beat-syncing, phase, & stereo phase
  • Analog tape section with three modes: 15 IPS, 7.5 IPS, Cassette
  • Advanced, meticulously-modeled magnetic tape coloration & saturation
  • Random section for more complex, nonuniform modulations (Advanced)


Pricing and Availability:
$129

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