Software Listing of Author : "Quikquak"

	CrowdChamber | License: Shareware | Price: |
	Crowd Chamber is a audio plug-in that layers multiple variations of a signal to create a crowd simulation. Up to nearly 2,000,000 layers can be produced! From simple chorusing effects, small crowds and stadiums, on to impossible situations and effects. When each voice is mixed, it is altered in varying time and spectral content, making unique versions of itself to create the illusion of different sources. And this effect can be fed back onto itself to create many thousands of voices in real-time. Once the concept had been created it became clear that Crowd Chamber could create far more than simple crowd scenes. Because of the feedback, wave cancellations, and simply the thousands of layers make it the perfect tool for creating strange and twisted effects. Crowd Chamber also follows QuikQuak's other plug-ins with a visual, hands on... Publisher: QuikQuak | Date Released: 25-05-2008 | Download Size: 1317 KB | Download Platform: WinXP, Mac PPC, Mac OS X
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	Pitchwheel | License: Shareware | Price: |
	The Pitchwheel plug-in changes the pitch of a sound without changing it's length. It has a large, easy to use dial and simple parameters making it a fast and creative effect unit. It has a range of two semi-tones to two octaves, which gives you control from subtle tuning changes to wild swings of pitch. The user pointer acts as a desired pitch change, and the actual pitch is produced by smoothing and inertia controls. Pitchwheel moves towards the desired pitch at sample accuracy, enabling nice transitions without stepping. A DJ turntable feel can be created with some play, but the difference here is that the tempo remains the same, so your track can go on without sequence timing changes. Publisher: QuikQuak | Date Released: 15-02-2008 | Download Size: 1317 KB | Download Platform: WinXP, Mac PPC, Mac OS X
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	UpStereo | License: Freeware | Price: 0.00 |
	UpStereo is a simple, useful tool - it makes your mixes bigger, in stereo width and loudness. Using three basic basic systems: 1. A fixed frequency EQ designed to lift the highest audio frequencies, and boost the bass. 2. A stereo width unit, for expanding stereo sounds so they appear wider and fatter. At extreme levels other characteristics are also brought out of the sound, so this can also be used as a tonal control for individual instruments. This also has a mono setting, useful for squashing up those aggressive samples that take over the mix. 3. A loudness button that raises the waveform to the limits in a smooth curve. This saturation gives the mix a more perceived loudness, without clipping. Publisher: QuikQuak | Date Released: 08-12-2007 | Download Size: 1313 KB | Download Platform: WinXP, Mac OS X
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