Year / Release Date : 07/13/2018
Version : 1.1.2
Developer : D16 Group
Developer website : www.d16.pl/sigmund
Format : VST / AU / AAX
Digit capacity : 32bit, 64bit
Tabletka : cured
System Requirements :
Windows pc
OS version Win 7, Win 8, Win 10
CPU 1.8 Ghz with SSE (Multicore system 2.1 Ghz recommended)
RAM 4 GB (8 GB Recommended)
Software VST / AAX compatible host application (32bit or 64bit)
Mac os x
OS version OS X 10.7 or newer
CPU Intel based 1.8 Ghz (2.1 Ghz recommended)
RAM 4 GB (8 GB Recommended)
Software AU / VST / AAX compatible host application (32bit or 64bit)
Description : Four independent delay lines. Sigmund is far from everything else delay: it consists of four separate delay blocks, each with its own, independent set of parameters. Each of the delay lines has additional modules, built in independent of the feedback loop.
Additional info:
+ multi-mode filter (can work either in or outside the feedback loop).
+ Overdrive module.
+ Amplitude modulator (for tremolo effects).
Zigmund has two general purpose modulators that can be used to automatically modulate some of the internal parameters of the delay lines. There are three different modes The modulator can work in:
+ Lfo.
+ Envelope.
+ Peak pusher.
The LFO and envelope can be recalled by an external source; MIDI notes or transients are detected in the input signal (adjusted independently for each modulator).
Flexible routing
Zygmund’s four delay lines can be connected to each other in virtually every way. The plugin offers a choice of nine different routing topologies. For example, you have your delays currently running in parallel, but I would like to have a cascade of serially connected delays instead: you can reconfigure them instantly by selecting the desired algorithm with one click of the mouse. For even greater convenience when working with Sigmund, the output signals of each of the four delay lines are combined in a special, specially built internal mixer.
Intuitive design
Sigmund’s user interface was designed from scratch to be as intuitive as possible. Convenient programmed browser allows you to quickly listen from the extensive, included factory pre-installed library. This, in combination with the new system “mounted” for fixing individual sets of parameters when changing presets, allows you to focus on the desired effect with extreme efficiency.
Many goals
Zygmund can be used in almost any configuration in the studio. It can be used as an insert effect for a tool or channel bus, or as a universal sending effect using parameter locking, which allows you to listen to the preset without having to re-adjust the wet / dry mix with each new choice. The plugin can be used everywhere not only as a delay, but also as:
+ tremolo.
+ Filter.
+ Limiter.
+ Distortion.
Each of these specified capabilities is the result of the direct use of various modules that are available in the processing path. But indirectly, depending on the values of the parameters, there are other possibilities, including:
+ Chorus – on the time of the small delay.
+ Flanger – from small delays with feedback added.
+ Spatializer – by applying delay on the delay line with different signal domains (M / S or L / R) and phase shifts between channels.
+ Mastering / Bus dynamic processor – Setting modulators work as transient unlocking envelopes that affect the amplitude (volume) modulation of the signal.
Sigmund feature summary:
+ 4 independent delay lines, each of which:
– Multimode filter.
– Overdrive unit.
– Separately tuned in advance, and delays once with an extra tempo sync.
– Delay time up to 0.1 ms.
– Tap function for unsynchronized delay line.
– Mode Channel selection (L + R or M + S).
– Stereo distribution.
+ High quality delay line algorithm
– No overlap of spectra or artifacts.
– 4 selectable varieties of processing quality.
+ Two multipurpose modulators:
– Select the type of modulator (1 of 3 are free):
– LFO
— Stereo phase shift.
— 6 Reversible waveforms.
— tempo sync as an option.
– ADHSR envelope.
– Peak Follower.
– MIDI re-run for modulators like LFO and envelope.
– Transitional detector for LFO and envelope restart modulators.
+ Flexible routing (9 possible topologies).
+ Convenient mixer.
+ Master Limiter.
+ Presets
– More than 300 factory presets.
– Additionally, based on the files of the pre-installed browser.
+ Miscellaneous
– Advanced MIDI learn.
– display of parameters for VST / AU / Automation AAX with a map enabled by default.
– Independent quality settings in real time and offline.
+ Overdrive module.
+ Amplitude modulator (for tremolo effects).
Zigmund has two general purpose modulators that can be used to automatically modulate some of the internal parameters of the delay lines. There are three different modes The modulator can work in:
+ Lfo.
+ Envelope.
+ Peak pusher.
The LFO and envelope can be recalled by an external source; MIDI notes or transients are detected in the input signal (adjusted independently for each modulator).
Flexible routing
Zygmund’s four delay lines can be connected to each other in virtually every way. The plugin offers a choice of nine different routing topologies. For example, you have your delays currently running in parallel, but I would like to have a cascade of serially connected delays instead: you can reconfigure them instantly by selecting the desired algorithm with one click of the mouse. For even greater convenience when working with Sigmund, the output signals of each of the four delay lines are combined in a special, specially built internal mixer.
Intuitive design
Sigmund’s user interface was designed from scratch to be as intuitive as possible. Convenient programmed browser allows you to quickly listen from the extensive, included factory pre-installed library. This, in combination with the new system “mounted” for fixing individual sets of parameters when changing presets, allows you to focus on the desired effect with extreme efficiency.
Many goals
Zygmund can be used in almost any configuration in the studio. It can be used as an insert effect for a tool or channel bus, or as a universal sending effect using parameter locking, which allows you to listen to the preset without having to re-adjust the wet / dry mix with each new choice. The plugin can be used everywhere not only as a delay, but also as:
+ tremolo.
+ Filter.
+ Limiter.
+ Distortion.
Each of these specified capabilities is the result of the direct use of various modules that are available in the processing path. But indirectly, depending on the values of the parameters, there are other possibilities, including:
+ Chorus – on the time of the small delay.
+ Flanger – from small delays with feedback added.
+ Spatializer – by applying delay on the delay line with different signal domains (M / S or L / R) and phase shifts between channels.
+ Mastering / Bus dynamic processor – Setting modulators work as transient unlocking envelopes that affect the amplitude (volume) modulation of the signal.
Sigmund feature summary:
+ 4 independent delay lines, each of which:
– Multimode filter.
– Overdrive unit.
– Separately tuned in advance, and delays once with an extra tempo sync.
– Delay time up to 0.1 ms.
– Tap function for unsynchronized delay line.
– Mode Channel selection (L + R or M + S).
– Stereo distribution.
+ High quality delay line algorithm
– No overlap of spectra or artifacts.
– 4 selectable varieties of processing quality.
+ Two multipurpose modulators:
– Select the type of modulator (1 of 3 are free):
– LFO
— Stereo phase shift.
— 6 Reversible waveforms.
— tempo sync as an option.
– ADHSR envelope.
– Peak Follower.
– MIDI re-run for modulators like LFO and envelope.
– Transitional detector for LFO and envelope restart modulators.
+ Flexible routing (9 possible topologies).
+ Convenient mixer.
+ Master Limiter.
+ Presets
– More than 300 factory presets.
– Additionally, based on the files of the pre-installed browser.
+ Miscellaneous
– Advanced MIDI learn.
– display of parameters for VST / AU / Automation AAX with a map enabled by default.
– Independent quality settings in real time and offline.
