Tape, Vinyl and Cassette Modes for Pitch Warping
The Tape mode adds subtle pitch modulation, with speed and depth compensated so that an increase in speed is countered by a corresponding decrease in depth. Vinyl simulates the warping of a record with moderate pitch modulation and some speed and depth compensation. Cassette produces a more extreme effect, as heard on compact-style tapes, because speed and depth are kept independent.
Wow and Flutter controls are available in all three modes. Their waveform shape can be set to Sine, Linear or Random, which changes how the pitch moves over time.






