Stone Echo vs HearSonic

Echo effect Audio Unit V3 inspired by the mayan pyramids acoustic echo. I come up with a complex phase modulated frequency of the echo so you can change it’s frequency signature. It is kind of changing the material of the reflective surface and I called it “Stone F”. I have made the echo to sound more music friendly to me but there is button called “UFO” and if you press it the effect is more close to the mayan just shifting the frequency backwards (I liked that better). You can also control the feedback of the phase modulation. The effect can work as a stand alone app and as an audio unit AUV3 plug-in. Stone Echo is an effect that is heavy on the CPU Controls: - Time - time offset of the echo - Stone F - frequency response of the echo - Feedback - echo feedback - Level - the volume of the echo - UFO - heavy modulated echo

HearSonic is a reactive granular processor with band-selective spectral feedback for live audio, built primarily for outdoor headphone listening. It also works as an AUv3 effect on instruments and recordings in a host. It combines several processing chains to produce rich overlays and warm or dark tonal shifts in received audio which transforms user's listening environment. - shape the sound with Sound Field sphere, Dark & Bright amounts, and many parameters - parameters sets can be saved in a session - standalone works with default microphone input only (you need headphones, otherwise the processing will not start) - has 'History Recording' with configurable length which runs continuously and allows capturing past moments - On device motion sensors can be used for sound field movement - MIDI In for chosen parameter - works as AU plugin in audio hosts with adjusted input signal processing