Analog Stone
Iconic 70s phaser emulation
About
This app emulates a classic 1979 four-stage analog phaser pedal, bringing its iconic psychedelic sound to iOS. It offers a focused, hardware-like experience with an optional circuit to reduce harshness for experimental sound design.
What's New in Analog Stone
1.0.1
September 17, 2026
- Tempo sync mode: Addressed a legacy issue with time signatures with a /8, /2, or /1 base
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FAQ
What is Analog Stone?
Analog Stone is an AUv3 plugin that emulates a legendary 1979 four-stage analog phaser pedal. It brings the characteristic sweeping, psychedelic sound of the original hardware to iOS devices.
What is required to use Analog Stone?
An AUv3-compatible host application is required to use Analog Stone. This includes professional music production apps on iOS. Host tracks must also be at least CD-quality (44.1 kHz).
Does Analog Stone have ads?
No, Analog Stone does not contain advertisements. It is a paid application that offers an ad-free experience.
How much does Analog Stone cost?
Analog Stone is available for a one-time purchase of $5.99. There are no in-app purchases or subscription fees associated with this app.
What devices support Analog Stone?
Analog Stone is supported on both iPhone and iPad devices. It is rated for users aged 4 and up.
How often is Analog Stone updated?
Analog Stone was last updated on September 17, 2026, with version 1.0.1. The initial release date was September 15, 2026, indicating recent development and support.
What sampling rates does Analog Stone support?
Analog Stone supports sampling rates of 44.1 kHz, 48 kHz, and 96 kHz. It's important to ensure your host application and tracks are set to these rates for optimal performance.
What makes Analog Stone different from RealPhase?
While both use the same analog modeling engine, Analog Stone focuses on the simplicity and iconic sound of a specific 1979 phaser pedal. RealPhase offers a more extensive rackmount approach with over 50 parameters, whereas Analog Stone provides a more direct, hardware-like experience.
