Water Glass:
-Reduce noise with a true FFT-based broad spectrum algorithm
-Create liquid, glassy textured pads.
I wrote this to learn about FFT-based processing, and as a tool to use in sound design. I was more interested in the "burbling" artifacts that happen when "too much" noise reduction is applied. However, this plugin also does a pretty decent job of "clean" noise reduction when the depth control is lower. When you consider that commercial noise reduction plugins can cost between $250 and $800, this one is pretty good value!
Pegger and Reggep have features of crossfading mixers, arpeggiating sequencers, and granulating synthesizers. Pegger acts like an arpeggiator which cycles through separate input channels instead of tones; Reggep cycles through separate output channels.
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Robot Juice:
Extreme pitch envelopes and modulation for unpredictably stupid sounds. Has a "weird" pitch button that changes the intonation of the keyboard. This may be used in "upcoming" Piz songs, which means the future, which hasn't happened yet.
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Freezzzzzer 2:
a major upgrade to the popular FreeZZZZZer. This version lets you modify freeze time with your keyboard's pitch-bender or automatically - in an envelope style. Also, different freeze times can be used by playing different notes on your keyboard - anything from a whole bar to 1/128 of a note, triplets and dotted notes are available too.
This plugin lets you granulate loops, vocals and instruments in no time, to create crazy time stretches and ultra-short loops.
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