Lese releases Hikari Generative Reverberator Plugin

Lese has announced the release of Hikari, a new plugin based on a number of weird digital reverberators from the 1990s and 2000s that they were able to get their hands on and reconstruct digitally (with a lot of new twists).

Some of Hikari's interesting features include:

• Navigation: Hikari has a 2D XY pad which is central to the interface. The position of the navigator can both be used as direct modulators for various parameters, but the topology of the surrounding area is also used to introduce subtle reverb differences.
• Anomaly System: "Anomalies" are multiple positions in the 2D space which can be moved to and will process the sound much differently from the usual ways. What anomalies do exactly is determined at the start of each plugin instance (or when you swap presets).
• Illusion Processing: Illusion combines granular fragmentation with reverb, allowing for an additional layer of complexity to the effect.

Hikari costs $55 but can be yours for a discount, using the summer sale discount code SUMMER25 at lese.io/plugin/hikari

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