#FREE VST OCTAVE SHIFTER FULL#

The signal is then flipped in polarity when the peaks hit zero. Here, the key signal is DC-offset so that negative peaks sit at zero amplitude. A different version of a flipper circuit is used for this mode. Mode B is a more complex circuit, and a more accurate simulation of the original Boss OC-2 pedal. This abrupt change in direction causes additional harmonics, and results in a brassy tone (although can be filtered out). Mode A (old version) flips the polarity of the key signal directly at the positive zero-crossings. Polarity Multiplier has two modes: A and B.

#FREE VST OCTAVE SHIFTER FULL#

In phase-multiplier mode, the full dynamics of the key signal are retained. In additive mode, dynamics for the oscillators can be controlled either by a noise gate or an envelope follower, both keyed off the input signal.The additive mode simply mixes in the octave down signals (via user-adjustable levels and wet/dry balance), whereas the phase-multiplier mode flips the phase of the key signal, following the state of the selected oscillator. Option for two modes of operation: additive oscillators or phase-multiplier.

Both on oscillator outputs (changes tone from full square wave to pure sine, or anywhere in between) as well as on the detection circuit (which can fine-tune the accuracy of the octave-divider's tracking).

Controls to all the typically fixed values for low-pass filters.

It's unique from the Boss and other pedals, and other octaver plug-ins, in that it offers: It's based on the popular Boss OC-2 pedal, but with many more features and customizability far beyond what other octavers offer. OC-D2 is an octaver plug-in that generates a signal one and/or two octaves below the original.

Free vst octave shifter