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Product Chrissy
Developer Zen Soundcheck Audio
Primary Type Lo Fi
Price (MSRP) Free
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Effect(s)VST
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Chrissy
Chrissy is a free tool for lo-fi/sonic mayhem. Although it is primarily designed to be used on the human voice, it can deliver interesting results in other applications such as (electric) guitar, synth-drones or beats.
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Zen Soundcheck Audio releases Chrissy v1.0 21st November 2005

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Chrissy
Product: Chrissy
Developer: Zen Soundcheck Audio
Type: Lo Fi
Price: Free
OS: Windows
Formats: VST
Chrissy is a free tool for lo-fi/sonic mayhem. Although it is primarily designed to be used on the human voice, it can deliver interesting results in other applications such as (electric) guitar, synth-drones or beats.... [more]

 
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