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Most hardware multi‑effects are designed either for studio use or for guitarists, but the emphasis here is on real‑time control methods that suit DJs and dance producers. Doing TrixĮffectrix and Artillery2 are both interesting variations on the idea of a multi‑effects unit. All are available only as downloads from the Sugar Bytes web site, in VST (Windows and Mac) and Audio Units (Mac only) plug‑in formats, and are authorised simply by entering a serial number. These filters make an appearance in some shape or form in five of the six products under review here. As well as the usual squelchy low‑pass and high‑pass algorithms, Sugar Bytes' filters include dedicated modes that are fine‑tuned to create different vowel tones. If you've used an analogue‑style synth with a resonant band‑pass filter, you'll know that with judicious tweaking it's possible to reproduce some sustained human vocal sounds surprisingly accurately. As is often the case, there are signature Sugar Bytes elements that appear in many of their products, perhaps the most notable being their 'vowel filter'. I've not come across German developers Sugar Bytes before, but they've amassed an impressive collection of effect and instrument plug‑ins, most of which are designed for dance music production. Working with a mouse and keyboard needn't compromise real‑time control, as Sugar Bytes' clever interface design demonstrates.

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