Thenatan Releases Dial - Lofi Radio Plugin (VST2, VST3 & AU)
Rather than layering a "lofi" filter over a track, Dial treats audio like a radio broadcast. Holding Search hops the dial at random six times a second, then glides back on release.
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Rather than layering a "lofi" filter over a track, Dial treats audio like a radio broadcast.
Four radio models, each with its own sound and interface theme.
Holding Search hops the dial at random six times a second, then glides back on release.
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Rather than layering a "lofi" filter over a track, Dial treats audio like a radio broadcast. Holding Search hops the dial at random six times a second, then glides back on release. Features Seven-station tuning dial with a draggable needle, live frequency readout and signal-strength bars.
How it works
- Momentary Search button for sweeps, transitions and fills.
- AM band (300 Hz – 3.4 kHz, mono fold) and FM band (60 Hz – 15 kHz, stereo).
- Price and Availability Dial is available now for VST2, VST3 and AU on Windows and macOS (native Apple Silicon), 64-bit.
Details worth keeping
Thenatan has released Dial, a lofi radio plugin for macOS and Windows. Four radio models, each with its own sound and interface theme. Noise, Crackle and Morse, with random spacing, level and pip lengths.
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