Distorque
| Product | Azurite |
| Developer | Distorque |
| Price (MSRP) | Free |
| Type / Tags |
| Effect(s) |
| Operating System |
Latest Version |
Download | Released |
| 1.0.2 |
Download |  |
| Copy Protection | None |
Azurite is a multi-voice chorus with a focus on rich sounds and versatile controls.
Unlike most choruses, Azurite allows for multiple simultaneous voices. Each of these voices has its own delay line that is modulated by a separate LFO. Adding multiple voices leads to a thicker, smoother, and less wobbly tone. It also makes vivid stereo spreading possible with a mono signal. The Voices control chooses how many voices the chorus uses: one, two, four, or eight.
Other main features:
- Stereo or mono operation.
- Colour control emulates vintage analog choruses.
- 2-band EQ.
- LFO tempo sync.
- Feedback control allows for flanger sounds.
- 27 built-in presets.
- Delay time from 0.2ms to 200ms.
- 7 LFO shapes: Sine, Triangle, Sawtooth, Ramp, Exponential, Inverse Exponential, and Random.
- Spread control for stereo widening of a mono signal.
- Control randomizer.
- Other controls: Depth, Speed, Wet Mix, Output, Separation, Dry Delay.
Reviewed By The Chase
May 5, 2018
This is last chorus you'll ever need.
Most choruses are one-trick ponies modeled after simple guitar pedals, with a handful of parameters, so it's refreshing to see a truly comprehensive chorus with such extensive options - including both feedback and separate voices (most choruses are either/or).
Don't neglect its contour, coloration, or dry delay parameters.
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Discussion
does not work in reaper - "Plug-in 'Azurite.dll' executed invalid operation during scanning"
version 1.02 fixed it! thanks so much, good job!
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In Reaper, having more than 2 instances of the plugin generates a fizzle-like static. I experimented with a brand new project, and sure enough it happens when adding the 3rd instance. I have version 1.02 - the latest to my knowledge. Any thoughts? This plugin sounds incredible. I'd hate to not be able to use it. Thanks.
Using Reaper's "buggy plugin" mode to run Azurite worked as a solution for me. I'd love to see this fixed in a future update :) This plugin has incredible sound.
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