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Amazing Machines WRECKER Wave Folder v1.0 [Reaktor]
On request Additional Libraries / Windows / Mac OSX Reaktor Electronic

Amazing Machines WRECKER Wave Folder v1.0 [Reaktor]

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Amazing Machines' WRECKER - Wave Folder for Reaktor: WRECKER is a Multi-function Effects Processor Ensemble for use with Native Instruments' Reaktor. With focus on Wave Folding Effects, WRECKER also includes a Pulse Modulator, a State Variable Filter, a Pan Modulator and an Oscilloscope. Features: - 1 Reaktor Ensemble - 16 Stages Wave Folder (With Curve Control which Crossfades between Stepped and Linear Modulation Curves) - 16 Stages Pulse Modulator (With Curve Control which Crossfades between Stepped and Linear Modulation Curves) - 2-Pole State Variable Filter (Band Pass, High Pass and Low Pass Filter Modes / Builtin Filter Mode Crossfader) - Pan Modulator - 4X LFO (Builtin Waveform Crossfader / Builtin Slew Limiter) - Oscilloscope Compatibility: Native Instruments' Reaktor 5.8 or newer (Full Version).

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This pack includes: Reaktor. All formats are industry-standard and compatible with major DAWs.

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Yes, Amazing Machines WRECKER Wave Folder v1.0 [Reaktor] works with all major DAWs including FL Studio, Ableton Live, Logic Pro, and more.

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