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Solemn Tones BEAST - Scream 'N Growl Magic [WiN, MacOSX]
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Solemn Tones BEAST - Scream 'N Growl Magic [WiN, MacOSX]

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Unleash The Beast Within - Add extra harmonic layers to your screams, growls and even rap vocals. - Salvage less-than-stellar performances. - Add more aggression to great performances. BEAST is the result of various pitch shifting algorithms working together to create artificial layers out of your existing vocal performances and blending them with the original source, in order to thicken the overall vocal. Features - 4 Different Layering Modes - Mix knob to blend the artificial layer with the original - Low cut & high cut knobs to define the affected range Compatibility - Requires a 64 bit digital audio workstation (DAW) that supports VST2, VST3, AU or AAX plugins. - Requires 15MB of available disk space - Requires 2GB of installed RAM - Requires Mac OS 10.9 or higher / Requires Windows 7 or higher

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