Until November 15th, Soundtoys PhaseMistress is free.
Soundtoys PhaseMistress, is a versatile and powerful phaser that puts complete control in your hands. With adjustable settings for stages ranging from a subtle 2 to an intense 24, PhaseMistress allows users to sculpt phase-shifting effects that push the boundaries of sound design.
PhaseMistress offers an extensive suite of customization options, letting users fine-tune parameters like resonance, color, and intensity. It also boasts a customizable LFO that offers preset shapes as well as a draw-your-own function, allowing users to create, save, and deploy unique modulation curves. The Tweak panel provides another layer of flexibility, enabling the creation of custom LFO curves and patterns. And with its Rhythm mode, users can program and store complex, tempo-synced phase patterns, while the Envelope mode adds dynamic, triggered phasing based on the incoming audio, ideal for adding funky, responsive effects to any mix.
One of PhaseMistress’s standout features is its Style menu, which hosts an array of retro-inspired presets that emulate the character of legendary hardware units, including the Bi-Phase, Super Phaser, Phase 90, Instant Phaser, and Small Stone. These presets offer analog warmth while allowing digital precision through Soundtoys’ modern controls.
It’s currently available for FREE*. Plus, get 60% OFF upgrades through December 5.
*Ends November 15, 2024. One free PhaseMistress plug-in per customer. Your activation code will be delivered via email.
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