Brazilian developer Beijaflor has launched TAS-X, a stereo tremolo and slicer effect plugin, which just so happens to be free.
The effect is cross-platform (Win/Mac) and gives you the option to visualise multiple LFO waveforms and tweak the smoothing to morph between square and sine waveforms.
There’s also a stereo option whereby offsetting the left and right LFOs and a tempo sync function allowing you to sync to your DAW's tempo, fast or slow, from 1/2 up to 1/64.
TAS-X is available in AU, VST, VST3 and standalone formats. To get hold of your free copy, head on over to the Beijflor website now.
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