kilohearts Disperser VS NUGEN Audio SigMod

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A pro-tip I would say you cannot live without is monitoring the phase sync betweeen your kick and bass. This has a dramatic impact on the psytrance sound, and definitely wasn't clear to me as a beginner. You need an oscilloscope (Here's a free one specifically for psytrance: PSYSCOPE – FX23 ) and you need something to shift phase - I use Kilohearts Disperser, which is paid, but I'm sure there's a freebie out... Source: over 1 year ago

If you don't know what Disperser is, Naircol explains it. Thanks to T-Mech Music and Echo Pierce for teaching me their respective disperser clones using EQ Three and Phaser-Flanger, respectively. I made 3 clones using their techniques. The 32 and 64 are a reference to how many EQ Threes are on each rack, and the PF is for the Phaser-Flanger version. Source: over 1 year ago

Disperser by Kilohearts is a transient shaping all pass filter plugin that is cool to experiment with, specially at the front of a plugin chain. Source: almost 2 years ago

Anybody else using this thingon kicks? Source: almost 2 years ago

Regarding plugins, there must be some others, but the one I can think of is the Protect module inside Nugen’s sigmod plugin. Source: almost 3 years ago

I haven't heard of, or experienced this, but if it's a big concern, consider Nugen Sigmod, to protect your outs (it's the only Nugen plugin in my price range). I always have it on my main out, and mostly use it for quick mono check with a simulated Avantone frequency response. Nugen's on the crazy-pro side of pricing schemes, so hopefully there are other, free plugins out there that do the same thing. Maybe... Source: about 3 years ago

Since ice9 is discontinued, try the Protect module in https://nugenaudio.com/sigmod/. Source: about 3 years ago