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Puremagnetik Kristall RETAiL [WiN, MacOSX]
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Puremagnetik Kristall RETAiL [WiN, MacOSX]

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Kristall | Sound Echo Prism Puremagnetik is pleased to release Kristall - a plugin inspired by Arovane's Gestalt, out now on Puremagnetik Tapes. Kristall is a unique delay device that creates "prisms" of echo patterns. It sends audio through a delay feedback line and resamples the output into 2 discrete branches. You can then manipulate each branch independently and adjust playback locations for each channel. Use Kristall as a simple delay or create segmented repetitions from the feedback buffer that modulate and overlap. The result creates complex patterns that augment the delay feedback in unconventional ways, uncovering myriad possibilities for sound experimentation. Minimum Requirements - OSX 10.8 or Windows 10 x64 - Audio Units or VST compatible audio host

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