VST Effects

E Pi Lite v1.0.4 WiN Mac

E Pi Lite

43 MB

e::Pi Lite- Soul-shaking roar – For those seeking the ultimate distortion
e::Pi Lite is inspired by a legendary fuzz pedal: Electro-Harmonix Big Muff Pi. The pedal has various versions over time and in different places, which is a well-known fact. e::Pi Lite includes a “Big Apple” well-known as a “NYC Original” famous model.

Modeling technology that perfectly replicates the characteristics of hardware

We achieve a new level of analog modeling by integrating cutting-edge modeling technology with machine learning. Traditional methods, while advanced, require immense processing power to model the entire circuitry of a device, putting a strain on your computer.

Instead of capturing the entire circuit, neural networks learned the behavior of “nonlinear” elements, which are essential for capturing the unique character of each sound. Employing smaller neural networks focused solely on these key elements achieves stunning accuracy with a significantly reduced CPU load.

Plugin Formats

Audio Unit
VST3
AAX

System Requirements

macOS Catalina 10.15.4 or higher
Compatibility with macOS Sequoia 15.1.1
Windows 10 or higher

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