LoFi Vintage Clipper

LoFi Vintage Clipper

by Nembrini Audio

7 ratings
$14.99
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  • Released
  • Updated
  • November 30, 2021
  • August 31, 2022
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This audio plugin adds grit and weight to your music with two custom saturation algorithms. It can be used for gentle clipping or wild distortion, enhancing tracks, busses, and mixbuses.

βœ“Custom saturation algorithms
βœ“Gentle clipping to distortion
βœ“Adds grit and weight
βœ“Controls transients
βœ“Works on tracks, busses, and mixbuses
βœ“Standalone, AudioUnit v3, and IAA support
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What's New in LoFi Vintage Clipper

2.0

August 31, 2022

Free upgrade new features - Low and high cut - Dry/wet mix - Input sensitivity - Phase inversion on wet signal - Auto levelling

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FAQ

What is LoFi Vintage Clipper used for?

LoFi Vintage Clipper is an audio plugin designed to add grit, weight, and analog-style saturation to your music mixes. It helps control transients and can provide anything from gentle clipping to heavy distortion.

Does LoFi Vintage Clipper have ads?

Yes, LoFi Vintage Clipper contains advertisements.

How much does LoFi Vintage Clipper cost?

LoFi Vintage Clipper is a paid application, priced at $14.99.

What devices does LoFi Vintage Clipper support?

LoFi Vintage Clipper is compatible with iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices.

When was LoFi Vintage Clipper last updated?

The latest version of LoFi Vintage Clipper was released on August 31, 2022.

What is the age rating for LoFi Vintage Clipper?

LoFi Vintage Clipper has an age rating of 4+.

Can LoFi Vintage Clipper be used with other music apps?

Yes, LoFi Vintage Clipper can function as a standalone app, an AudioUnit v3 effect, or an Inter-App Audio effect, allowing integration with other compatible music applications.

What kind of saturation does LoFi Vintage Clipper offer?

LoFi Vintage Clipper features two custom-designed saturation algorithms. One is a finely tuned clip algorithm for limiting transients and increasing density, while the other mimics the behavior of vintage analog equipment like tape machines and console inputs/outputs.