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Rawton Forge Rotation v1.7 Device [Max for Live]
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Rawton Forge Rotation v1.7 Device [Max for Live]

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Rotation – Stereo Reimagined Rotation is a new kind of stereo processor for Ableton Live. Instead of widening your sound with delays or phase tricks, Rotation works at a deeper level. It transforms your signal into a rotating vector using a Hilbert transform. Review by Robert Henke Co-creator of Ableton Live Sound Artist " Instant fun with a lot of depth in a small unassuming design. This is one of the effects where the real challenge comes from not adding it to everything because it is so satisfying. A very inspiring and fresh sound design tool. " Changelog Version 1.7 - 10 July 2026 - Fixed sample-rate-dependent smoothing that caused incorrect behaviour at sample rates other than 44.1 kHz (most visible on automation at 96 kHz). Smoothing is now consistent across all sample rates. Rawton Forge Rotation v1.7 Device ags

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