Masher AU vs isxynth

Masher AU is a straightforward and robust AUv3 plug-in enhancing your audio projects in your favorite AUv3 host with hard syncing capabilities. Masher AU brings to you the functionality of forcibly syncing one audio channel's base frequency onto another, resulting in a distinct, gritty audio output. Built for simplicity and ease of use, Masher AU’s GUI boasts an unconventional twist. The display features a potato masher, whose wavy wire visually represents the sync applied to your signals. A quirky way to visualize your audio manipulation while keeping things straightforward and intuitive! Key Features: Hard Sync Functionality: Masher AU lets you hard sync one audio channel to another, allowing for the creation of unique, rough audio textures. Gritty Sound Output: Embrace the gritty, aggressive sound produced by this sync effect, adding an edge to your audio. Creative GUI Design: Featuring a potato masher whose wavy wire visually represents the sync applied to the signals. AUv3 Compatibility: Fully compatible with AUv3-compatible iOS apps, enabling a smooth and seamless production experience. Note that you need an AUv3 host to use this app in a meaningful way (as a stand-alone app, it only processes the microphone input).

isxysnth is spectral cross synthesis / morphing plugin it gets two input signals, splits each one into 2 parts containing noise and tone components and then allows morphing between all these elements. Freeze control allows spectral blurring-like effect for both input signals, two 3 second delay lines allow selection of different signal in time and also provide "freeze" effect you can process left and right channels on stereo source or use this effect as multi-input AUv3 - in that case it will use 2 stereo inputs. Standalone mode currently works only in "mono" mode - three XY controls set balance between tone and noise components, amount of freeze and set up morphing - both inputs have 3-second delay line; freeze button ("*") toggles off recording. - gestures on all the main controls (3 xy pads and two sliders) can be recorded and played back when appropriate button with ">" label is toggled on - in current version standalone app supports only mono (L + R as inputs I and II) processing