Model IV · Effects
Monastery Effects
Three go-to sounds from old amps and echo machines: harmonic tremolo, tape delay and spring reverb. Great on guitar, just as good on keys and vocals.
Harmonic tremolo
The shimmer of an early-60s amp
A harmonic tremolo swings the bass and treble against each other instead of just turning the volume up and down. It's a unique, beautiful sound, a bit like a rotary or phase pedal but subtler. Run it free, or flip TEMPO to SYNC to lock it to the song.
Tape delay
An echo machine you can play
Every repeat goes back through the tape, so each one comes back a little darker and more worn. SATURATION, WOW / FLUTTER and TONE set how much, and WIDTH spreads the echoes across the stereo field.
Turn FEEDBACK up and it runs away into endless repeats. Sweep TIME while it does and the pitch bends like an old tape echo, for wild, out-there sounds.
Spring reverb
Finally, enough drip
Most spring reverbs don't drip enough. This one has a knob just for it: DRIP takes the springs from soft and smooth to that splashy, drippy surf sound. DWELL sets how hard you hit the tank.
A spring is one of the most natural-sounding reverbs, so it fits on almost anything.
Trails
Switch the delay or reverb off and what's already ringing carries on.
Tempo sync
Tremolo and delay both lock to your song's tempo with one switch.
Same family
Same feel as the Channel Strip: click any printed value, scroll any knob, backlit IN buttons.
Watch & listen
Hear every section
Each section switched in and out on real tracks.
Video demo coming soon
Specifications
| Format | VST3 and Audio Unit (AU), 64-bit |
|---|---|
| Systems | macOS 11 Big Sur or later, native on Apple Silicon and Intel Macs. |
| Hosts | Any VST3 or AU host, including Logic Pro and GarageBand. |
| Channels | Mono and stereo |
| Latency | None |
| Sample rates | 44.1 to 192 kHz |
| Sections | Harmonic tremolo (free / tempo sync), tape delay (free / tempo sync, mono to wide stereo), spring reverb, output level, POWER bypass |
| Licence | One licence, up to 3 of your computers. 14-day fully working trial. Free updates for version 1. |