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Linear Sounds Blurred v1.1.3 [MacOSX]
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Linear Sounds Blurred v1.1.3 [MacOSX]

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Bidirectional reverb plugin Blurred is the world's first bidirectional reverb. It uniquely combines a classic reverb with a reverse reverb, creating a brand-new type of sound that adds depth and atmosphere to music. We call it 'Blurred' because it uniquely blurs sounds in a way that has never been heard before. Blurred includes five different algorithms, each designed to shape the sound and change the tone of the reverb engine. Most notably, they alter how the reflections sound and the type of reverb, such as hall or room. Discover how these algorithms can transform your audio experience. The foundation of Blurred We've developed an engine that manages the blur reverb function, named 'Blurred Engine.' Utilizing different algorithm, it shapes the reverb into various flavours. The reverb is divided into two parts: reverse and decay. Which can be controlled individually. Linear Sounds Blurred v1.1.3 Team GUISEPPE

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