TwinPath
by Quantovox
Parallel AUv3 utility that crossfades or splits two effect chains
Jun 20, 202618 minWatch on YouTube ↗
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- 1:55Setting up the chain: three copies of TwinPath with effects between them
- 5:51Crossfade mode blending Perforator against a delay on piano
- 6:27Pre versus post: whether delay tails survive a fast crossfade
- 8:14LFO in AUM driving the blend for movement
- 9:20Dual Mono mode on guitar, bias and the mid/side shift control
- 13:19Drums with several effects stacked inside subgroup B
What it does
A parallel processing utility. Three instances go in one effect slot as controller, separator and collector, and whatever sits between them becomes subgroup A and subgroup B, each holding any number of effects. Crossfade mode blends the two chains with one dial, with pre and post options that decide whether delay and reverb tails carry across. Dual Mono mode places A and B left/right or mid/side with bias and shift controls.
In the demo
Jade builds the chain from scratch in AUM, then runs it on piano, guitar and drums with pairs like Perforator and a delay, or Environments and Celestine. She rides the blend and the mid/side shift by hand, then hands them to an AUM LFO for continuous movement.
Worth knowing
There are no factory presets and the three-instance setup has to be built in order every time. It adds no sounds of its own, so it suits people who already own the effects they want to combine.
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