When you’re tweaking a specific effect in the chain, the other effects involved can sometimes make it hard to properly hear what’s going on. Want all four lanes to go in parallel, or have two parallel with pre and post FX, or just about anything else? The choice is yours! You Have to Focus, Trinity Clicking the route button between two lanes links them together in parallel mode, running the same audio through both before mixing them together. In Snap Heap, switching between the two is as easy as the push of a button. Sometimes you want effects to run in series, and sometimes you want them to run in parallel. But it may be amazing, and trying it out is just a couple of clicks away. While adding four filters a frequency shifter and a stereo width modifier can be interesting in itself, adding four filters with sweeping cutoff retriggered by audio threshold, a frequency shifter bound to the MIDI note and stereo width scaled by the input RMS can be… Well, probably strange. You can also move things around easily using a state of the art technology from the future of 1984 called “drag and drop”. Each lane can contain any number of snapins, and have individual gain, panning and dry/wet mixing. Snap Heap is based around up to 4 routable lanes of modular “snapin” effects. Snap Heap comes with these five basic but useful snapins: With Snap Heap managing complex effect systems is super simple and nothing stands between your creativity and the speaker cones. Managing effects is something that’s possible in pretty much every digital audio workstation out there, but managing effect chains can be cumbersome and tedious. This free bundle contains Snap Heap, a basic snapin host plugin, alongside 5 useful snapins. The Kilohearts Snapin framework is the easiest, most creative, sound design workflow you have ever come across.
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