Multipoint Unison by 7AMP: A Unique Chorus with a Hybrid Character
Looking for fresh sounds for your music projects? The Multipoint Unison plugin from developer 7AMP offers an unusual approach to sound processing, going beyond standard chorus effects. It’s a multi-point unison designed to create special sound textures that are difficult to achieve with traditional methods. Its uniqueness lies in the application of a special algorithm that differs from classic chorusing, reverb, or flanger, although it has common features with these effects.
Features of Multipoint Unison
The main difference of Multipoint Unison is its multi-point architecture. The plugin generates several detuned “voices” of the signal, but does it on a principle that is not typical for either chorus, reverb, or flanger. This approach gives a unique result.
- Non-Standard Chorus: The chorus-like effect created by the plugin has a different character compared to standard choruses, offering a new palette of modulation.
- Special Reverb: The reverb element appears mainly when processing polyphonic sounds, adding a unique space to chords and complex textures. This is not a traditional reverb in the usual sense.
- Hybrid Effect: In fact, Multipoint Unison combines features of chorus, reverb and flanger, but is not a direct imitation of any of them. This creates an effect that can be used to thicken the sound, add atmosphere, or create unusual modulations.
Areas of Application
Multipoint Unison is ideal for musicians and sound engineers who strive for originality:
- For experiments with sound design.
- For creating unique pads and atmospheric textures in electronic music.
- As an alternative effect for guitar, bass or synthesizers.
- To add unusual depth and space to unique sounds.
Technical Compatibility
The plugin is available in VST format for 32-bit Windows operating systems.
If you are ready to expand your sound horizons and try an effect that goes beyond the usual categories, Multipoint Unison by 7AMP is worth your attention. Its unique multi-point algorithm can become a key element for creating your own unique sound.
