Crispy Clip Light v1.0.2 WiN MAC
Crispy Clip Light
42 MB
Based on Crispy Clip, its light version is a professional-grade audio clipper plugin designed for precise and dynamic sound shaping. This digital audio tool comes equipped with both Push and Ceiling controls, allowing you to accurately set the clipping threshold and specify the exact gain amount.
The included Shape control offers seamless transitions between soft and hard clipping modes, providing advanced control over harmonic content and warmth. Coupled with the easy-to-read analog metering, Crispy Clip Light is an ideal tool for music producers, suitable for any DAW production scenario.
System Requirements
AAX, VST3, AU versions included
64-bit only (Mac / PC)
Mac OS X 10.13 or higher (Intel native | ARM native)
Windows 10
At least 4GB of RAM, 16GB is recommended
At least 200MB of free drive space (OS drive)
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