Wire Grind Arch Tremesis – IRZU INSTITUTE

Arch Tremesis is a threshold-triggered tremolo plugin effect.

Threshold-Triggered Modulation
LFO cycling toggles on and off when the signal level crosses the user-defined threshold.

Sidechain-Ready
Using the effect’s external sidechain, oscillation can be triggered by another audio track. For example, a percussion track could be used to trigger pitch oscillations on a pad sound.

Controllable LFO Cycling
Want just one, two, or eight LFO cycles on every note? The “number of cycles” parameter does exactly this. There are also three cycle modes “at least, “, “at most,” and “exactly.” These are applied to the “number of cycles” parameter.

11 Waveforms
Arch Tremesis includes five common waveforms: sine, triangle, upwards sawtooth, downwards sawtooth, and square. Six additional waveforms have exotic shapes, and they provide for more distinctive tremolo sounds.

Features:

Threshold-triggered LFO.
11 waveforms.
Sidechaining.
Ducking.
Onset delay (modifies when cycling begins).
LFO cycle controls.
Linked/independent channel processing.
Trigger signal scope.
Lookahead.
Undo/Redo.
A/B settings toggle.

For more information and to download the free demo, visit WireGrind’s Arch Tremesis product page at:

www.wiregrind.com/arch-tremesis/