

22 MB
TIME-12 is a cross-platform is a delay modulator inspired by plugins like GrossBeat and ShaperBox. It can be used for a wide range of effects like stuttering, tape stop, glitch, scratch, reverse, pitch shift and more.
TIME-12 is an envelope based plugin that combines some of the best features of GrossBeat and ShaperBox, it includes a point system very similar to GrossBeat but also with some great features of ShaperBox like self repeating patterns, multi-point selections that can be scaled or skewed, audio envelope triggering and more.
Features:
Multi-segment editor
12 patterns triggered by midi notes
Paint mode with user defined shapes
Point type – hold, curve, s-curve, stairs ..
Tempo sync or lfo rate (Hz)
MIDI trigger mode
Audio trigger mode
Sequencer and randomizer
What’s new:
Cross-platform available on Windows, macOS and Linux
Presets included
Audio trigger uses audio transients to trigger the envelope
Pattern sync changes to beat position
Multi-point selection dragging, scaling and skewing
Paint-mode revamped with user patterns painted on view
Rotate patterns no longer constrained by start and end points
Undo & Redo supported
Sequencer built-in to quickly build and randomize patterns
Other improvements and fixes
https://github.com/tiagolr/time12
time12-v1.1.8 ( 22 MB )
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