Tritik Moodal 1.1.6 VST, AAX, AU WIN.OSX X86 X64

Tritik Moodal: A Virtual Resonator for Sound Design

Tritik Moodal is a plugin that simulates objects and spaces that resonate with sounds passing through them. It can be used to create realistic or surreal sound effects, enhance drums or vocals, or transform any sound into something new and exciting.

Moodal lets you choose from 1000 resonators of various shapes and materials, such as metal, wood, glass, plastic, or strings. You can also design your own resonators by adjusting their size, geometry, and damping. Moodal allows you to control the input and output levels, the dry/wet mix, and the stereo width of the effect.

Moodal is compatible with VST, AAX, and AU hosts on Windows and Mac OS X platforms. It supports 32-bit and 64-bit architectures and has a low CPU usage. Moodal is available for purchase from Tritik's website[^1^] [^2^] [^3^] for $49 USD.To use Moodal, you need to load it as a plugin in your DAW of choice. Moodal has a simple and intuitive user interface that consists of four main sections: Input, Resonator, Output, and Presets.

The Input section lets you adjust the input level and the dry/wet mix of the effect. You can also choose to bypass the effect or mute the input signal.

The Resonator section is where you can shape the sound of the resonances. You can select from a list of predefined resonators or create your own by editing three curves: Frequency, Decay, and Amplitude. The Frequency curve determines the distribution of the resonant frequencies across the spectrum. The Decay curve controls how long each frequency will ring out. The Amplitude curve sets the level of each frequency. You can also adjust the overall density and color of the resonances with two knobs.

The Output section lets you adjust the output level and the stereo width of the effect. You can also invert the phase of the output signal or mute it.

The Presets section allows you to browse, load, save, and delete presets. Moodal comes with a variety of presets for different types of sounds and effects. You can also create your own presets and share them with other users.Moodal can be used for various purposes, such as sound design, music production, or audio experimentation. Here are some examples of using Moodal to transform different types of sounds:

Moog Synth: Moodal can turn a simple synth sound into a complex and rich texture by applying different resonators and modulating the frequency curve. You can create metallic, glassy, or string-like sounds with Moodal.[^1^]

Voice: Moodal can change the timbre and tone of a voice by using resonators that mimic different objects or spaces. You can make your voice sound like it's coming from a phone, a bottle, a cave, or a cathedral with Moodal.[^1^] [^2^]

Electro Drum Loop: Moodal can add depth and character to a drum loop by using resonators that enhance or replace the drum sounds. You can make your drums sound deeper, brighter, or more organic with Moodal.[^1^]

Bluesy Guitar: Moodal can create reverb-like effects for a guitar by using resonators that simulate reverberant spaces. You can make your guitar sound like it's playing in a room, a hall, or a plate with Moodal.[^1^]

Drum And Bass: Moodal can create sound effects for a drum and bass track by using resonators that mangle and distort the sound. You can create sci-fi, horror, or glitchy sounds with Moodal.[^1^] aa16f39245