Features:
NEW! Resizable graphic interface
Emulations inspired to Dimension* D, Solina* Ensemble and SPX90*
Dual Mode: left and right settings can be changed independently for wider stereo effects
Input stage saturation control
Stereo with control
LFO shapes can be customized
Built-In parametric equalizer
Parameters can be controlled by envelopes
Modulation rates can be synced to BPM
Dimension
The Dimension unit offers a very soft and organic modulation. It was the go-to unit for vocals in the 80s and 90s but it can also be used on a full mix to increase the space perception without adding reverb. Its input section has a very musical harmonic generation when pushed into saturation.
Ensemble
The Ensemble circuit was included in a line of strings machines, so it is particularly suited for synth and pad sounds. It can create a huge stereo depth on strings and soundscapes as well.
Symphonic
The Symphonic unit is the classic digital chorus of the 90s. It has a 3-voices modulation scheme with sinewave LFOs for heavy modulations. It was the Zakk Wylde and Mike Stern chorus, but it has heavily used on vocals and synths as well.
Compatibility:
Modula is available as VST, AAX64 (ProTools 11 and Above) plugins, as well as a standalone application.
32bit and 64bit are natively supported except AAX32.
You can authorize Modula on up to three computers that you own and one USB stick with a simple one-click software procedure (no hardware key needed).
Requirements:
Core i3 1.4GHz with 4Gb of RAM, 1280x800 video.
Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows 8 and Windows® 10 are supported.
Home Page-

https://overloud.com/products/modula

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