Description

WoodScaper combines into one unit the 4 classic guitar effects : phaser, chorus/flanger, wah-wah and tremelo. Besides the familiar controls each effect has some extra not-so-commonly-found options. The 4 effects can be routed in series (pedalboard mode), parallel (DAW mode) or some combinations of those modes. Panning or the Stereo control can create stereo sounds from a mono input source. WoodScaper is both stand-alone and an AUv3 effect.

- All LFO’s can be set to different waveforms : Sine, Square, Saw Up, Saw Down, Triangle.

- All LFO frequencies can be set to a bar fraction (1/4, 1/8 , …) of the BPM or can be set free to a specific rate  
(independent from the BPM).

- All LFO phases can be reset with a button.

- All effects have an On/Off (parallel routing) or On/Bypass (serial routing) switch like on a pedalboard. The switches can 
be toggled by Midi CC’s.

- Phaser has settings for number of poles, frequency range and modulation flavour.

- Phaser has second LFO to modulate filter Q.

- Chorus has feedback, HighPass, LowPass and Saturation.

- Wah-wah control can be LFO, Envelope, Envelope + LFO, side chain, Midi note velocity or Midi CC 1 (mod wheel).

- Wah Envelope has Attack, Release and Threshold or Sensitivity controls.

- Wah can go up or down.

- Wah filter type and Q can be set.

- Tremolo has 3 types : Amplitude, Ring or Harmonic.

- Harmonic Tremolo has cross-over frequency control.

- Tremolo has a Threshold control to have more tremolo when the signal increases.

- Tremolo has “Biased Tremolo” mode to get more tremolo when the signal decreases.

- Has a global Input and Output Gain control.

- Has 2 extra LFO’s to modulate most parameters (rates, depths, …)

- Modulation LFO’s have their own slew rate control and a random mode.

- Presets can be stored in iCloud Drive (makes them available on all your devices).

- Presets can be switched with Midi Program Changes or a Midi CC (up or down)

- Major controls can be set with Midi CC messages.

What's New in Version 1.6

Factory presets don't need to be copied to user space any longer but are read from the package.