Flashback & Centrifuze - Reviews - Music Tech Magazine

Plug-in developer Synaptricity has developed two new innovative solutions for recording and processing sounds in Pro Tools. Mark Cousins gets his neurons flowing...

Price: £141.00
Manufacturer: Synaptricity
Website: http://www.synaptricity.com

Synaptricity is a new plug-in developer currently dedicated to producing plug-ins for the Pro Tools platform. Although difficult to categorise, the company’s first two offerings – Flashback and Centrifuze – suggest a clear intention to steer clear of the compression and EQ plug-ins currently flooding the market. Both plug-ins focus on time-based issues, from Centrifuze’s unique spin on the delay line to the innovative ‘backwards recording’ feature of Flashback.

Score: 8

This review first appeared in Music Tech Magazine issue 60
Filed under Reviews, Software, Software Effects

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