【Limited Time Freebie!】$49→$0! Great Modulation Reverb & Delay VST! Motion Dimension Lite Excite Audio

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You can receive a free copy of Motion Dimension Lite by Excite Audio monthly freebie with any purchase at Plugin Boutique.

Motion: Dimension Lite focuses on blending complex dual delays with adaptive reverbs to reveal new territories of sonic exploration that immerse you in a dynamic and responsive sound design journey.

What can you do with Motion: Dimension Lite?

Achieve complex rhythmic patterns with dual delays.
Expand space with a smooth blend of plate and hall reverbs.
Reverse delay for amazing sound design.
Enhance atmosphere with mesmerizing textures.
Add creative spatial complexity to mono sounds.
Visualize your sounds with 3D reactive objects.

Seamlessly blend complex delay lines with rich reverbs, all manipulated with an intuitive hexagonal controller. From subtle echoes to epic soundscapes, Motion: Dimension Lite puts comprehensive sonic control at your fingertips.

Motion: Dimension Lite features a Hexagon controller for intuitive, animated effect modulation. The controller features six macro sliders that control pre-mapped effect settings. The magnetic cursor creates an interactive experience, making modulation part of your production.

Hexagon: Reactive Animation
Refining the traditional XY pad concept, the hexagon offers new automation possibilities, allowing the six macro sliders to be pushed or pulled by a magnetic field surrounding the mouse cursor.

The six sliders operate delay or reverb parameters within the plug-in as macro controls. The sliders themselves can be moved by a magnet attached to the cursor.

Features
Dual Delay & Reverb Effects
Reactive 3D Visualizer
6 Macro Sliders
Magnetic Cursor Control
Attract & Repel Mode
Magnetic On/Off Mouse Settings
Input/Output Gain Control
Global Dry/Wet Mix Control
Safety Limiter Toggle
Input Thru Toggle
Global Bypass
Step-by-Step Interactive Tutorial
75 Presets
43 Dual Presets
23 FX and Mapping Presets
9 Path and Cursor Presets
Until 31th July.



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