Waves Audio and Andrew Scheps have launched a tone shaping plugin known as Scheps Parallel Particles. As you might know, tone shaping plugin units are devices that provide a variety of processing alternatives. These devices are quite simple to operate and they offer a great sound quality. And, in this case, Waves Audio has really outdone itself!
Scheps Parallel Particles: What It Is
The Scheps Parallel Particles plugin is a parallel processor that offers independent control over enhancement in four very important areas of the sound spectrum. It is useful in short loop sequences and it involves four easy-to-use controls. The device involves a harmonic generator that creates lows and adds new sub frequencies. In addition, it tends to operate widely with resonance, appearing in the low end while having extreme control. Particularly, the Scheps Parallel Particles plugin focuses on subtle air frequencies and transforms them into essential ones. Because of this specific air control, the unit is capable of synthesizing the top end from the existing lower frequency material.
Its Features
In the Scheps Parallel Particles, the bite produces both sonic vitalities and emotion to any given sound. It is also capable of controlling the best quality notes while still having a significant impact on the release. The bite is typical in a more aggressive sound. Hence, a bass guitar would provide a more present sound. Additionally, a singer would sound more energetic and a snare drum would involve more attack.
In a similar fashion, the thick adds a solid body to the signal, while evening out the lower mids and the mid-range. This area creates a sensation similar to that of a darker atmosphere in a room or a mic being closer. The controls on this device operate in a wide variety of ways, although the main target is to shape the energy of a specific sound. When combined, the user is able to create subtle transformations.
