V1NYLLA Vinyl Simulator

[2getheraudio]

Hello all. We've released a new effects plugin for all you vinyl enthusiasts out there. Yes, vinyl sim has been done before but we added a few unique features we hope my strike some additional creativity. We've already got some ideas for an update, but let us know what you think.



V1NYLLA is a 64-bit audio effects plugin for VST, AU and AAX compatible DAWs which gives any audio track or full mix the characteristic sound of vintage records. V1NYLLA includes a few unique features not found in other vinyl emulators on the market, including Start and Stop pitch and time shifting controls and the ability to draw your flutter and crackle shapes using your mouse. The flutter and crackle draw modes also allow for some unusual modulation effects when pushed to their extremes. We encourage experimentation with this, especially using automation. This, alongside V1NYLLA's other controls for hiss level and tone, flutter and scratch levels and turntable speed control, offer some nice control, tonal choices, and experimental creativity with their vinyl simulation.

V1NYLLA is sold under 2getheraudio’s Pay-What-You-Want (min $10) business model where 10% can go to a charity of your choice. A free trial is available on the 2getheraudio website. (https://www.2getheraudio.com)

[pough]

I like it! The start/stop (called "Power" in automation) and drawn crackle and flutter are nice features. There is an automation called "Scratch". Is that something missing from the interface or does it have another name?

Requested feature: EQ profiles, usually presented as the age of the vinyl in other versions of this type of product. Also, hover text for those little icons. It would be nice to know what they do before clicking them as every experiment I have done by clicking them has ruined the current preset.

[2getheraudio]

Glad you like it! Scratch is when you click on the record, it's kind of a "hidden" feature
We know what you mean with the "age" EQ. As far as the hover descriptions, we are investigating these in our future plugins.
If you'd like to learn more about different features of our plugins, each plugin page has explanations the UI controls and you can also view a walkthrough here: