SkyNet Reverb v0.4 WiN MAC

SkyNet Reverb

16 MB

SkyNet Reverb is a VST3/AU plugin based on the SkyNet-1 and SkyNet-2 algorithms from the Astronaut. space reverb pedal. SkyNet Reverb is geared towards massive soundscapes with long decay times. By blending the two SkyNet algorithms, you can sculpt atmospheric sounds which fit your music best.

CONTROLS
We’ve made a conscious effort to minimize the number of controls while developing this plugin. If you enjoy the sonic character of the SkyNet-1 and SkyNet-2 algorithms, the available 5 controls will surely be sufficient:
The DECAY knob controls reverb decay time.
The VOLUME knob controls output signal volume.
The MIX knob controls the wet/dry signal crossmix.
The SkyNet slider controls the blend of the SkyNet-1 and SkyNet-2 algorithms.
The Bypass checkbox engages and disengages the reverb.
The plugin version is displayed in the Shift Line SkyNet Reverb v.0.1 line. Make sure to check our website for the latest version and any further info by clicking the INFO link in the bottom right corner of the UI.

SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
Microsoft Windows
CPU: Intel Core i3-i9, AMD
RAM: 8 GB (recommended)
OS Version: 7 — 11 (64-bit)
Minimum display resolution: 1024×768

DAW or any other environment which can host VST3

Apple macOS
CPU: Intel Core i5, i7, i9, Apple Silicon M1, M2
RAM: 8 GB (recommended)
OS Version: 10.13 — 13.0
Minimum display resolution: 1024×768

DAW or any other environment which can host VST3/AU

ATTENTION: Shift Line isn’t a certified Apple software developer. To ensure proper operation of the installer, you need to allow the installation in system preferences (Privacy & Security / General). If you’re installing the VST3/Component files to the appropriate folders on your own, you will have to perform additional actions to change user access rights as admin.

SkyNet_Reverb_v04 ( 16 MB )

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