Analog Obsession – Chopa
Chopa
size 8 MB / 8 MB / 4 MB
Chopa is a tremolo and chopper effects.
Easy to use with easy on eyes GUI design. Simple and effective! Chop your vocal, add tremolo effect to your guitars or add movement to your boring synths!
- Fade knob controls fade in/out between chopped signals. Possible to get smooth fades between chopped signals or edgy cutting sound.
- Chop knob will set the time of between chopped signals.
- Dry knob will add dry signal to your chopped signal. So, possible to mix your sound to find best effect for your taste.
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Chopa_VST_WIN ( 8 MB )
Chopa_VST_MAC ( 8 MB )
Chopa_AU_MAC ( 4 MB )
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Hi there. This is an incredible trem. Only issue is it's not recalling in Studio One. Version 5.52. Please let me know if I'm doing something wrong. Have to delete it and reinstantiate it to get it to work again.