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AudioThing Space Strip v1.0.1 [WiN, MacOSX]
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AudioThing Space Strip v1.0.1 [WiN, MacOSX]

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Space Strip is a multi-effect plugin featuring 6 modules: Contour, Vibe, Slapback, Ambience, Ensemble, and Stereo. The modules can be arranged in any combination by simple drag-n-drop. Space Strip will add depth and space to your sounds, especially synth and keyboards. The plugin is optimised to be lightweight on the CPU. Reviews A great multi-effect (channel strip) for musicians looking to enhance their tracks without breaking their budget. A highly desirable plugin to have in the toolkit in the event a smaller CPU footprint is required when mixing. Γû║ Specifications: 6 modules: Contour, Vibe, Slapback, Ambience, Ensemble, and Stereo All modules can be arranged by drag-n-drop Lightweight on CPU Preset system with randomizer Formats: VST, AU, and AAX (32/64bit) Platforms: OSX, Windows v1.0.1 – Fixed bug causing noise burst on some hosts (FL Studio 32bit, Maschine)

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