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Airwalker is a beautiful sounding analogue modelled reverb effect plugin. Sometimes with audio plugins less is most definately more, you dont want to get bogged down with endless amounts of controls and spend all of your time experimenting and not actually creating the sounds you need. Our Airwalker Analogue Modelled Reverb addresses this issue by only having the essential controls at your fingertips.
Airwalker is a high quality reverb plugin with a fantastic analogue sound. This sound can be shaped further using the EQ module which was added in version 2 of the plugin.
Airwalker really shines due to its ease, and the speed in which fantastic sounds can be created. If you are looking for a high quality 'work horse' reverb give Airwalker a try.
Features
- Analogue modelled reverb module.
- Controls for Room, Damping, Width, Drive, Mix.
- Full 3 band EQ module with High and Low Pass Filters.
- Presets designed by Jason White and TJO (Terry Oxby from Boomtic Records).
- Professional GUI Design.
- Very low CPU usage.
Requires
PC running a Windows operating system. VST compatible DAW or VST hosting software.
Host Compatibility
Airwalker has been tested and works in Cubase, Sonar, Ableton Live, FL Studio, Reaper, Energy XT and works without issue. It is recommended that you always try out the demo before purchases to ensure that the plugin is compatible with your system.
Installation of Minimal System Instruments Plugins
To install Minimal System Instruments plugins simply extract the contents of the downloaded .rar/.zip file into your VST directory (No installers are used). You must ensure the full contents of the zip or rar are extracted, maintaining any folder structure. Uninstalling is done by simply deleting the files and folder created in your plugin directory. No files are written to the registry.
FL Studio
There is a compatibility issue with some Minimal System Instruments plugins and the first release of FL Studio 8 (8.0). This was due to a bug in the FL wrapper and Image line released a fix patch, which was later incorporated into the full release (8.0.2). This problem does not occur in FL Studio 9. Please make sure you
