−6,000 to −10,935 mAmbient layering instrument

Hadal

Play one note. Something enormous answers.

Hadal hears the pitch in your audio and layers sampled strings, pads and other instruments with it, close to real time. No MIDI. No keyboard part. Your guitar is the performance.

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HADAL[PRESET NAME]
Layers
C265.41 Hz tracked
−8,200 m
Try an open string. Drop C shown.
Water

Interface concept. Visuals respond to the controls. No audio in this preview.

Your signal goes down. Something comes back with it.

  1. 1. InputYou playGuitar on an audio track. Bass, vocals or anything else that holds a note works too.
  2. 2. DetectionHadal listensIt finds the pitch in the audio in near real time. No MIDI pickup and no MIDI track.
  3. 3. LayersThe deep joins inSampled strings, pads and other instruments follow what you play and sit with your dry tone.
  4. 4. WaterEverything dissolvesLush reverbs, complex delays and echoes, chorus and flange turn it into one body of sound.

Before you ask

Will it track a low tuning?
Built by a drop C player. Tracks down to [LOWEST TESTED NOTE].
How much latency?
Near real time. Detection adds about [LATENCY] ms at [BUFFER SIZE].
Can it follow chords?
[CONFIRM: single notes, chords, or both.]
Which DAWs?
[CONFIRM: AAX for Pro Tools, VST3 for Cubase, AU for Logic.]

Two ways down

LiteFree
  • Pitch-tracked layering, no MIDI
  • [LAYER COUNT] and [SOUND SET SIZE]
  • [EFFECTS INCLUDED]
Pro[YOUR PRICE]
  • Everything in Lite
  • [FULL LAYER COUNT] and [FULL SOUND LIBRARY]
  • The full water section: reverbs, delays, echoes, chorus, flange

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