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G-Sonique offers a special price to the first 100 clients who buy their new Didgeridrone VST effect plug-in for Windows.

Didgeridrone is a new effect plug-in that converts any instrument (guitar, synth, etc.) into a didgeridoo in real time, or have the didgeridoo play synced to your drums and percussion tracks.

The plug-in uses an algorithm that simulates a real didgeridoo (rhythm, melody, style…).

The GUI, that looks like an effect pedal, features a Liquid control for changing the type of sound from liquid to percussive, Resonant can be used if you want to change the resonance of the instrument and Jungle will add echo and change the atmosphere. A dry/wet mix control is also included.

Didgeridrone is available at the special price of 9,90€ instead of 14,90€ for the first 100 buyers. You can listen to demos and download a trial at www.123creative.com.

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