Pulsar Modular P930 Lunar Lander v1.0.5 U2B macOS
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- date: 12 September 2024
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Pulsar Modular P930 Lunar Lander v1.0.5 U2B macOS
MORiA | AU | VST3 | AAX | 86.2 MB
P930 Lunar Lander elevates everything we love about plate reverb and delay to new heights, offering next-level control, shaping, and enhancement of the audio signal. A flexible and creative ducking circuit, adjustable noise and multiple stages of wet/dry blend options round out some of the other available features of this purely algorithmic powerhouse. P930 is equipped with a triple P42 Climax saturation circuit, LPF and HPF with bandwidth control in each module and a routable ducking, inverse ducking and gating circuit. Put it on your plastic sounding soft synth, and crank the saturation up, and transform your Chihuahua synth to a Dobermann Synth! Simply said, the P930 gets the sound to sit perfectly in the mix with minimum tweaking.
Features
- Organic feel & behavior.
- BBD analog delay.
- Three plate reverb.
- Triple P42 Climax transformers for saturation and color.
- Series and parallel processing.
- Dry/Wet Mix Control for each module for some cool creative effects.
- Ducking, inverse ducking and gate circuits.
- Works with Mono or Stereo signal.
- All parameters are exposed to your DAW for automation.
- Zero latency!
- macOS: AU, AAX* and VST3 formats.
Whats new in this version
Version 1.0.5 Sep. 10, 2024
- Freeze track in DAW now fixed.
- Updated user guides in English and Japanese.
System Requirements
macOS 10.13 or higher
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