3.80 MB

Four phaser algorithms, every parameter always live.

Four independent phaser algorithms — Optical, Multistage, Univibe and Barberpole — with every mode’s parameters kept permanently live in the plugin state, so automation and recall always behave correctly regardless of which mode is selected.

Features:

Optical phaser — rate, depth, feedback and colour, modelling an LDR-based optical phase stage

Multistage phaser — selectable stage count with adjustable center frequency

Univibe-style phaser — rate, depth, intensity, feedback and a chorus/vibrato mode switch

Barberpole phaser — direction-selectable, unlimited-sweep barberpole effect with adjustable stage count

Global Dry/Wet Mix, Output Gain, Stereo Width and Feedback Invert applied after the active engine

Real-time phaser visualizer

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Multi Phaser Setup  ( 4 MB )

3.72 MB

BBD, Thru-Zero and Tape flanging — one plugin.

Three flanger algorithms — BBD/Studio, Thru-Zero and Tape — behind one unified Rate, Depth, Feedback and Mix control set, with a per-mode character control for the classic analogue-inspired flavours.

Features:

BBD/Studio flanger with Manual/Offset and Color/Tone controls

Thru-Zero flanger with a dedicated zero-crossing offset control for the classic through-zero sweep

Tape flanger with saturation/drive and wow & flutter for tape-transport character

Selectable Sine or Triangle LFO waveform

Feedback with polarity invert, plus global Mix, Output Gain and Stereo Width

Real-time flanger visualizer

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Multi Flanger Setup  ( 3 MB )

4.15 MB

Five chorus algorithms, one unified control set.

Five distinct chorus algorithms — Analog/BBD, Dimension, Ensemble, Tri-Chorus and Modern Digital — behind one global Mix, Output, Stereo Width and tone control set.

Features:

Analog/BBD — classic bucket-brigade-style chorus with rate, depth, feedback and tone

Dimension — 4 fixed character modes inspired by classic rack chorus units

Ensemble — Juno/Solina-style dual-LFO ensemble chorus with selectable I / II / I+II mode

Tri-Chorus — 3-voice chorus with rate, depth, feedback and center delay controls

Modern Digital — selectable LFO shape (Sine, Triangle, Sample & Hold, Random) with envelope-sensitive feedback and a dedicated high-pass

Global stereo width and low-cut/high-cut applied to the wet signal only, keeping the dry low end intact

Real-time chorus visualizer showing active voices and modulation phase

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Multi Chorus Setup  ( 4 MB )

133.22 MB / 784.13 MB

CY-FAN: Creative Modulation Plugin
CY-FAN puts four flavors of modulation inside a vintage desk fan.
Chop your chords into rhythmic pulses, add swirling chorus, or give a melody the gentle pitch movement of vibrato.
Shape the wave, add saturation and swing, and send your sound bouncing across the stereo field.

Four Ways to Get Your Sound Moving
A static chord can become a pulsing rhythm. A simple melody can shimmer, wobble, or drift. CY-FAN makes that movement part of the sound.

CHOP: Find the Pulse

SPIN: Set It Rotating

SWIRL: Spread It Out

DRIFT: Let It Wander

How Does CY-FAN Work Exactly?
Set the Rate to control how fast the movement runs, or enable Sync to lock it to your project’s tempo. Use Depth to decide how strongly the effect comes through.

Turn Wave to reshape the motion, morphing all the way into a sidechain-style pump. Adjust Smooth to soften the modulation, then add Swing to give the rhythm a different feel.

Bring in Saturation for extra color, and use Pan Depth to move the sound across the stereo field.

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Fan.0.2.11.WIN  ( 133 MB )

Fan.0.2.11.MAC  ( 784 MB )

9.30 MB

Grizzly is a stereo modulation effect modelled on the 1979 Gristleizer circuit. An internal LFO drives a modelled JFET stage that either ducks the amplitude of your signal or sweeps a lowpass filter across it. It is designed to behave a little like the original pedal did — not quite predictable, with a texture that changes depending on what you feed it.

Place it on anything: drums, guitars, synths, vocals, whole busses. No presets, no menus. Ten knobs and a bypass.

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Grizzly.1.0.0  ( 9 MB )

12.6 MB

YS-Translator is an audio mixing plugin that implements a three-band crossover with flexible adjustment of frequency limits and filter slopes. Key features:

Three-band signal separation* – adjusting the cutoff frequencies and slope of the low-cut filters allows you to create unique timbres that are unattainable with a standard equalizer.
*Flux controls on each band* add dynamics through subtle oscillations, creating interchannel differences and a spacious sound synchronized with the project tempo.
*Mono Mode* – Disables inter-channel differences in vibrations, focusing rhythmic movement in the center channel.
*Mix control* – mixes the direct signal with the processed one (split crossover), expanding the palette of frequency transformations.
*Random button* — generates random combinations of crossover settings and Flux parameters; the result can be manually adjusted and saved as a preset.
*Two operating modes* (Option switch): simplified with a limited set of parameters and advanced with full flexibility of settings.
*Reset button* — returns all parameters to their default values.
*Interactive tooltips* – when you hover over any control, a short description of its function is displayed.

The plugin is suitable for both subtly adding space to the overall mix and for radically transforming the timbre of individual tracks. *Universal VST3 plugins may not be scanned by some DAWs. To solve this problem, on Windows, delete the “MacOS” folder inside the VST3 plugin. On MacOS, delete the “x86_64-win” folder inside the VST3 plugin.

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YS.Translator.1.0.0  ( 13 MB )

9.20 MB

FALA is a vintage-inspired BBD chorus that embraces the character of old analog modulation devices. Gentle instability, subtle saturation, clock imperfections and organic movement combine to create a chorus that feels alive rather than programmed. It is not a laboratory recreation of any particular pedal. It is a memory of one.

Features:
– Vintage-inspired BBD chorus character
– Deep and Shallow modulation modes
– Analog-style saturation
– Clock drift and modulation instability
– Wow & flutter simulation
– Dynamic noise floor behaviour
– Compander-inspired dynamics
– Low-frequency preservation
– Stereo modulation engine
– 4× oversampled processing
– VST3 (Windows & macOS)
– Audio Unit (macOS)
– Intel & Apple Silicon support

Controls
SZYBKOŚĆ (Rate)
Controls the speed of the modulation. Slow settings provide gentle movement and width, while faster settings introduce a more obvious chorus effect.

GŁĘBIA (Depth)
Selects between two modulation ranges.

Shallow offers subtle movement suitable for everyday widening.

Deep increases the modulation depth for a more dramatic and unmistakably vintage chorus character.

MIESZANIE (Mix)
Blends the dry signal with the processed signal. Lower settings provide a touch of movement, while higher settings place the chorus effect more prominently in the mix.

WYJŚCIE (Output)
Adjusts the final output level after processing. Useful for matching levels when comparing different settings.

ZASILANIE (Power)
Engages or bypasses the effect.

Philosophy
FALA was not designed to be perfect. The modulation drifts, the clock is not entirely stable. There is a little noise and a little unpredictability. FALA aims for personality. Turn a knob. Play a chord. Let the wave do the rest.

Typical Applications
FALA may work particularly well on:
– Electric guitar
– Clean guitar arpeggios
– Bass guitar
– Synthesizer pads
– Electric piano
– Strings
– Background vocals
– Entire instrument buses

And occasionally on sources where it has absolutely no business sounding this good.

macOS Security
FALA is built as a Universal Binary and supports both Intel and Apple Silicon Macs. Depending on your macOS security settings, you may need to authorize the plugin manually the first time it is loaded.

Notes
FALA is intended as a musical modulation effect, not a transparent stereo widener. If you are looking for perfectly clean, mathematically precise chorus, there are many excellent options available. FALA was built for those moments when a little instability makes the music more interesting.

Somewhere, perhaps, a teenager is still soldering wires together in a small bedroom. This plugin is for him.

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FALA.1.0.1  ( 9 MB )

21 MB

Analog phaser. Stripes reproduces the swooshing, jet-like sweep of classic analog phasers. Inspired by MXR Phase 90, it uses cascaded all-pass filters to create moving notches that give your sound motion and dimension.

Features
– 4, 6, or 8 stage phasing for different notch depths
– Script/Block mode toggle (smooth vs. resonant character). “Script” and “Block” refers to the two different versions of MXR Phase 90, which had a script and block letters logo on them, respectively.
– Sine or triangle LFO waveforms
– Stereo width mode with phase offset
– Speed, Depth, Feedback, and Mix controls
– VST3 + CLAP + AU formats
– macOS (Intel + Apple Silicon), Windows, Linux

Sound
– Script mode: Smooth, subtle phase shifting
– Block mode: Aggressive, resonant sweep with midrange push
– More stages: Deeper, more complex notches

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Stripes  ( 21 MB )

126 MB

Immersive Chorus Layers – Drift Into the Blur

Haze is a silky smooth chorus and phase effect. Blending rich chorus, dreamy phasing, and lush algorithmic reverbs with a unique spectral dispersion engine, Haze transforms any sound into a shimmering, wide, and atmospheric texture. Whether you’re adding gentle stereo movement or dialing up the feedback for swirling, resonant soundscapes, Haze brings an ethereal dimension to your mix.

Features

Diffusion Network
Build your reverb with three intuitive controls. Decay controls how long the reverb lingers—ranging from short, snappy reflections to deep, atmospheric tails. Density shapes the texture of the space, from sparse and airy to rich, layered clouds of sound. Spread adjusts the stereo width and smooths out resonances in the space, narrowing the image for focus or expanding it for a wide, immersive soundstage.

Curated Motion
Shape the character and movement of the reverb. Scale sets the size and tone—from tight metallic textures to vast, open spaces—while Motion introduces rich modulation and delay, warping the signal with tape-like flutter and evolving harmonics.

Spectral Dispersion
For an even denser, dreamier sound, activate the Smear filter. Use Frequency to tune its center point and Q to boost resonance for added intensity and texture.

What’s Included?

Haze Plugin
Use Haze as an audio plugin in VST, AU, and AAX formats compatible with all major DAWs.

20 Presets
Use expertly-crafted presets, ranging from warbly tape effects to washy halls, to kickstart your creativity.

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Lunacy_Beam_Haze-v2.0.24  ( 121 MB )

4.92 MB

Grainfreeze is a real-time phase vocoder–based time-stretching and freeze processor. It loads an audio file into memory and resynthesizes it using FFT analysis and overlap-add techniques. You can click and drag around the playhead freely as you wish, moving it backwards plays the sound grains backwards as well, and have various controls for the playback speed and sound smoothing. Arguably the most interesting possibility is the spectral freeze mode, here a tiny slice of the audio gets looped using crossfading.

In the download you will find version 1.0 as shown in the video, and version 1.1 with included spectral viewer showing which notes are present in the current grain, with the 10 loudest frequencies highlighted with their note name. Please note that this plugin is very CPU intensive, on my mid-range i5 laptop it uses around 20% CPU.

Grainfreeze is inspired by the Audiostretch App from Bandlab. As there is no real VST or standalone program equivalent for this kind of tonal zero playback speed sound freezing, I made this with the help of Claude Sonnet 4.5 AI and lots of tinkering around. I have not had a great look at the FFT algorithm it implemented, but I bundled the source code written in JUCE/C++ together with the download, so if you’re a pro at this stuff you might be able to improve it further – it is completely open source 🙂

Please note that the focus is on the preservation of tonality, not transients which will get heavily smeared.

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Grainfreeze VST  ( 12 MB )