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Amazing Noises Granular Lab [Max for Live]
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Amazing Noises Granular Lab [Max for Live]

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Granular Lab is "the ultimate granular manipulation suite" for Max for Live. It contains three audio devices and more than 100 presets/audioracks! REQUIRES Live 9 Suite or Standard with Max For Live 7 (Compatible Mac/Win). The devices are: Grain Cooler: generates polyphonic streams of short grains. Each stream contains a frozen or stretched granulation of the input sound. Grain Crusher 2: a Max for Live device that performs "Extreme Grain Manipulation". It is a noise and glitch FSU audio effect: you can get a lot of strange and unique sounds from its 3 processing modules: the Delay Modulator, the Grain Mangler and the External Feedback Loop. Grain Reverser 2: granulates the input sound and reproduces it in reverse. It has a feedback circuit and a multi-mode filter. It can create a wide variety of effects, from psychedelic reversed sounds to ethereal resonances to massive harmonic transpositions.

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