Puremagnetik Coil v1.0.1 RETAiL WiN MacOSX
VST Effects / VST Plugins / Audio Soft
25-08-2022
Coil is an analog warping effect, a sample decimator, phaser and more.
Coil was originally designed to be a glitch driven distortion effect - a probabilistic device that emulates degradation in digital and analog systems. Building on that concept, Puremagnetik has developed Coil as a simple, fun, useful toolbox for giving your audio some welcomed mistakes. It includes algorithms for augmenting your sounds with tape warp, bit and sample rate reduction, phase cancellation, filtering and more, all contained within six simple macro controls.
Minimum Requirements
- OSX 10.8 or Windows 10 x64
- Audio Units or VST compatible audio host
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