Bjango’s entry to this year’s KVR Developer Challenge is a dual oscillator synthesizer that tracks the pitch of incoming audio.
Double Freak allows users to bend the start of notes up or down with a pitch envelope. Right and left channels can have independent pitch tracking for a wide effect, and the plugin features two types of analog modeled distortion.
Thicken or completely replace audio with a pair of freaky, monstrous, unpredictable oscillators. Double Freak plays sawtooth, square, or triangle waves that tightly or loosely follow the pitch of incoming audio. It’s a bit like a synth guitar pedal, but also not.
Double Freak works best with monophonic audio, like a single vocal track, a melody synth line, or anything tonal. If you really want to get freaky, send it something else. The pitch tracking is intentionally erratic with polyphonic and atonal input. That’s how we like it.
Double Freak is available to download in VST3 and AU plugin formats for Windows and macOS.
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