Plug and Mix Granulizer

The Granulizer offers an otherworldly audio effect that produces unique results achievable only through granular processing. This special granular delay effect divides incoming sounds into tiny grains, then transforms and mixes them. It can generate dark, disturbing sounds along with strange high - pitched tones. **Features**: - **Mix**: Control the dry/wet balance. - **Grains Rate**: Adjust the repetition speed of the grains. - **Grains Density**: Set the duration of the grains. Higher duration means more overlapping grains and increased sound density. - **Grains Feedback**: Regulate the amount of output signal fed back to the input. - **Grains Lowpass**: Control the low - pass filter cutoff in the feedback path to simulate spectral loss. - **Tune Pitch**: Transpose the grains within a range of +/- 12 semitones. - **Tune Rnd Pitch**: Determine the amount of random transposition for each grain. **System Requirements**: - OS X 10.9 or later - Windows 7 or later - Minimum 2 GB RAM - Support for 32 & 64 - bit systems - Authorization for up to 5 computers

Using the Granulizer is easy. First, make sure your system meets the requirements, like having OS X 10.9 or above, or Windows 7 and above, with at least 2 GB of RAM. Once you've installed it on up to 5 authorized computers, you're ready to start. When using the Granulizer, start by adjusting the Mix control to find the right balance between the original (dry) and the processed (wet) sound. To change the way the grains behave, play around with the Grains Rate to set how fast they repeat and the Grains Density to control their duration. If you want to add some complexity to the sound, use the Grains Feedback to send some of the output back into the input. The Grains Lowpass can be used to soften the sound by cutting off high frequencies in the feedback path. For pitch control, you can either set a fixed transposition with Tune Pitch or add some randomness with Tune Rnd Pitch. As for maintenance, keep your operating system and the Granulizer software up - to - date. This will ensure it runs smoothly and you can access any new features or bug fixes. Also, if you encounter any issues, check the system requirements again to make sure everything is compatible.