The Daevl.Plugs were built to bring organic qualities to electronic music and digital audio. Many employ random or chaotic processes triggered by peaks in the source material. Standardized controls, one-touch randomization, title links to help docs in each of 9 major and 9 CPU light plug-ins make it easy to put the Daevl into your own productions, up front in a mix or layered beneath for change and interest.

Each has its own strengths depending on source material, but every Daevl.Plug will transmogrify anything: voice, bass, guitar, synthesizers, drums, choirs of heavenly angels... you name it.

Three delays in a feedback network, with distortion via self frequency modulation plus time-shifting on each channel.

Daevl.cubedriver places a bitcrusher and pitchshifter inside a stereo delay loop. When feedback is engaged on the delay lines, audio is repitched and re-crushed on each new trip through the loop. An envelope follower brings the output back into shape through re-application of the source audio's envelope.

The result can be something like Mario Land, or something like a glitched Speak 'n' Spell, but more fluid than either.

Three Hilbert-Transform ring modulators in a dual mono delay network.

Three dual-mono amplitude oscillators in a cat's cradle delay network, daevl.sixcylinder creates shifting, pulsating terrains, from ultra slow oscillation rhythms to synthetic audio rate tones. Source audio is amplitude modulated by three pairs of independent oscillators, each available as sine, triangle or sample and hold. A single value controls crosstalk among all oscillators in the network simultaneously.

Transmogrification beam set on high, Captain.

Daevl.threep sets three networked pitch shifters in motion, with random pitch sweeps every n seconds, specified by portamento time. Each pitch shifter feeds into the next, with the third feeding into a delay before routing back to pitch shifter one.

Tangled lines of slowly changing pitch structures are easliy accomplished on melodic material like basslines, strings, vocals. Arpeggiated synth lines are daevl.threep's favorite playmates.

Three pitch class filters with selectable Q, cross-channel frequency modulation, overdriven distortion on each channel, followed on the composite out by a smoothly randomizing 5 band EQ peak synchronized to the source signal.

Everything from ultimate fuzz chaos to snapshot-like extreme random EQ effects is available in daevl.triad. If you want to rain the destruction down, daevl.triad will do it.

Three phase delays in selectable serial/parallel/hybrid configuration, daevl.triphase creates anything from classic phase bounce sounds of the 70s to undulating lines of snakey audio expansion and contraction.

In true Daevl.Plug fashion, rates can be pushed up into the audio domain, opening up a range of modulation closer to synthesis than effect.

Three graphic multiband filters in parallel, with time-shifting and feedback on each channel, plus added controls for creating perfectly spaced comb filters and randomized frequency sieves of your chosen sonic density. Daevl.triptych is truly beautiful on vocals and string sections.

Any source audio can be made to throb and pulse as ambient pads and washes. Chunkier ranges of frequencies expose unexpected rhythms, while sparse, isolated bands create faerie song from thin air.