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Features
Speaking of features, the most noticeable are:
- Many units of measure for the time parameter;
- Many modulation waveforms, including custom external signals (external sidechain must be enabled in the advanced settings);
- Many saturation “flavours”;
- Saturation and filters can be applied before the DDL, after the DDL or on the feedback loop;
- Dry-wet locking (useful when browsing presets);
- A mute button (more useful than bypass when the plugin is used in send);
- A “comments” space to take notes that are saved together with preset or plugin instance state.
The GUI also has some slight peculiarities: since Trailbender has many parameters, I tried to help the user by “lighting up” only those knobs that are affecting the sound. Moreover, the blue colour is used for those parameters affecting the stereo image.
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Finally, the most nerdy settings are available in an “advanced” section accessible by clicking on the little arrow in the upper right corner of the info display. Moreover, a tooltip system lets you learn how to use the plugin without the need for a user manual.
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Read more and download here:
https://www.signalperspective.com/2023/08/17/trailbender/
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