Arturia Rotary CLS-222 v1.2.0.5460 [WiN]

Rotary CLS-222 reimagines the classic Dynacord® rotary speaker emulator as a creative plugin that goes from silky smooth stereo swirls to spinning synchronized patterns - enhancing your sound with extra width, momentum, and analog character in seconds. Send your sound spinning Bring your sound full circle with the instantly recognizable sound of the rotary effect; discover the iconic spinning character heard on countless records, or explore the wilder side of stereo movement with bonus creative features. What goes around… Definitive rotary emulation The sought-after analog box that delivered the full-tilt Leslie sound without the need for a spinning box - brought to life in all its stereo analog detail, right in your DAW. Classic to chaotic Capture that classic rotation for ultra-smooth stereo sheen, or opt for dizzying compound mayhem & synchronized modulation to explore your stereo field in a whole new way. Spin any sound in stereo The rotary effect pairs perfectly with keys and guitars, but Rotary CLS-222 is built to experiment with any sound for everything from psychedelic beats to dense ambient soundscapes. Creative upgrades Push Rotary CLS-222 into creative territory beyond its hardware predecessor with thoughtful upgrades like a valve preamp, separate bass & treble speeds, an interactive visualizer, and more. Try it out Get hands-on with Rotary CLS-222's essential controls to hear how it works in real-time - and to experience what it can do for your sound. x64: AAX, VST3, VST2 | x86: JBridge | NKS Just install! Same AppID as previous release. Arturia Software Center not required. Microsoft Visual C++ 2015-2019 Redistributable 14.29.30153.0 is a dependency. Have that or greater 2015-2019 installed and ready to go, first. x64 iteration, of course. (This is increase from 14.29.30135.0, compared to previous release version.) x64 version, of course. As with all Arturia products seen here, the .dll is the same 1:1 byte for byte with the .vst3. This means you can symlink from the ProgramData folder to the plugin folders, even across VST2 to 3 or vice-versa, as long as you rename in that case. If this is confusing to you, forget it and rock on still. Rock on! - TCD TCD Notes: Don't forget to temporarily rename your symlinks, if you have previously created any, during install so you can just delete the new plugin and rename the symlinnk back. Also, don't forget that at the end of install, the preset database is updated. This causes a short delay compared to other typical installs. It is "official" way.