BigRock allows stereo input and processes the signal in stereo, while the original Small Stone was strictly mono. Essentially, you now have the ability to edit BigRock in most of the common phaser parameters such as the dry/wet mix, the center frequency, the LFO amount and the stereo phase offset of the LFO. You can also sync the LFO frequency to the host, always in phase to the sequencer’s play position.
ArtsAcoustic also equipped the BigRock with a highpass/lowpass filter section, so you can balance out the signal, before it enters the phaser stage. The two resonance states on the original Small Stone are two different designs, it’s not just more or less resonance by far. On BigRock ArtsAcoustic implemented a continuous parameter, so you can now morph between the original high color and low color mode, or adjust anything in between.
- Full stereo.
- Host sync in phase.
- Sync phase adjustment.
- Stereo l/r offset.
- Add. filter section.
- Continuous color adjustment.
- Dry/wet mix.
- Amount adjustment.
- Center frequency adjustment.
- Automatable.
Pricing & Availability
BigRock costs €79 / $89 and is available for Windows (VST; 32-bit) and Mac OS X (AU+VST; 32bit). A 64-bit version is “coming soon”.
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