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Version 1.0 · 2024-12-13
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The store currently lists version 1.0, updated 2024-12-13.


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Warp is one of the most popular effect modules in Transit 2, our plugin collaboration with Andrew Huang.
Now on iOS with full AUv3 compatibility, Warp is available as a free app for creative pitch shift and time stretch effects.
Just like the module inside Transit 2, Warp allows you to speed up or slow down audio with fewer artifacts than other plugins.
Additionally, use the Stretch knob to control the pitch of your track independently of the time and achieve extreme effects such as slowing audio down while pitching it up.
Features:
- A clean and artifact-free varispeed control to speed up audio or slow it down to a standstill for a classic Tape-Stop effect.
- Use the ‘Stretch’ knob to control pitch independent of time for unhinged audio mangling.
- Powered by Transit 2 and developed with Andrew Huang
- AUv3 compatibility for use inside your favorite mobile DAW
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