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| Product | FlyBaby |
| Developer | Twisted Lemon |
| Primary Type | Auto Wah |
| Price (MSRP) | Free |
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| Effect(s) |  |
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Latest Version |
Download | Is it Available? |
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| Copy Protection | None |
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FlyBaby is a digital model of the legendary Crybaby wah-wah pedal from Jim Dunlop, a guitar effect made famous by Jimi Hendrix.
FlyBaby is created with impulse responses from the original.
NOTE: FlyBaby uses the hosts's default GUI.
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| Product: | FFTfun Dynamic Delay |
| Developer: | Twisted Lemon |
| Type: | Delay / Echo |
| Price: | Free |
| OS&Formats: |   |
FFTfun Dynamic Delay is a the first plug-in in the FFTfun range. Features: The delay is 32 bits interpolated per FFT (of 256 samples) to give a smooth sound. Maximum delay time of 4.64 seconds. Feedback (mix the output back into the input). Modulate the delay-time with frequency and amplitude settings. FFT bin delay: The modulation which you set with knob 3 and 4 can be delayed per bin for every FFT. Starting with bin 0. With a maximum delay of 128 bins. Dry/wet mix. ... [more]
| Product: | FlyBaby |
| Developer: | Twisted Lemon |
| Type: | Auto Wah |
| Price: | Free |
| OS&Formats: | |
FlyBaby is a digital model of the legendary Crybaby wah-wah pedal from Jim Dunlop, a guitar effect made famous by Jimi Hendrix.FlyBaby is created with impulse responses from the original.NOTE: FlyBaby uses the hosts's default GUI.... [more]
| Product: | SideKick |
| Developer: | Twisted Lemon |
| Type: | Gate |
| Price: | Free |
| OS&Formats: | |
SideKick is a sidechain emulation. A sidechain is found as a option on some compressors.... [more]
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