JAX ESSENTIALS : Flanger
MIDI Controlled Audio Effect
About
This audio effect plugin offers a multi-stage phaser with adjustable depth and speed for dynamic sound nuances. Create unique vocal effects or sweeping soundscapes with numerous presets and custom options.
What's New in JAX ESSENTIALS
1.91
June 12, 2024
update 1.91 (3098) - a possible glitch with direct MIDI control was eliminated - fixed input and output gain adjustment - re-adjusted price permanently
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FAQ
What is JAX ESSENTIALS: Flanger?
JAX ESSENTIALS: Flanger is an AudioUnit plugin that provides a multi-stage phaser audio effect. It requires a host application to function and is compatible with various Apple devices.
What devices is JAX ESSENTIALS: Flanger compatible with?
JAX ESSENTIALS: Flanger is a universal build, meaning it works on iOS (all actual iPhones), iPadOS (all actual iPads), macOS (Apple Silicon), and visionOS (Apple Vision Pro). It requires macOS 10.15++ and iOS 14.0++.
How many presets does JAX ESSENTIALS: Flanger include?
JAX ESSENTIALS: Flanger comes with around 200 factory presets. You can also create, export, and import your own custom presets.
Can I use JAX ESSENTIALS: Flanger with GarageBand or Logic Pro X?
Yes, JAX ESSENTIALS: Flanger fully supports native macOS apps like GarageBand, MainStage 3, and Logic Pro X. It also works with any 3rd-party AUv3 supporting host.
What is the price of JAX ESSENTIALS: Flanger?
JAX ESSENTIALS: Flanger is a paid application, priced at $4.99. There are no in-app purchases or advertisements.
Does JAX ESSENTIALS: Flanger have ads?
No, JAX ESSENTIALS: Flanger does not contain advertisements. It is a paid application with a one-time purchase.
How often is JAX ESSENTIALS: Flanger updated?
The latest version of JAX ESSENTIALS: Flanger is 1.91, last updated on June 12, 2024. This indicates a relatively active development cycle.
What is the user sentiment for JAX ESSENTIALS: Flanger?
Based on the available data, JAX ESSENTIALS: Flanger has a rating of 3.5 stars from 2 ratings. This suggests a mixed but generally positive reception from its limited user base.
