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Version 1.1.0 · 2026-07-24
Version 1.1 brings you three new granular blend modes: Rain, Hail and Cloud!
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The store currently lists version 1.1.0, updated 2026-07-24.



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A sonic playground where two waveforms collide to create the unexpected.
PLEASE READ BEFORE BUYING
Wave Collider is an AUv3 effect that combines two audio signals into one. To use it on iPad you need an AUv3 host that supports multi-bus routing, such as AUM. It cannot run as a standalone instrument, and single-input hosts will only feed it one of the two signals it needs. Full setup recipe is further down this page.
WHAT IT IS
A sonic playground where two waveforms collide to create the unexpected. 22 blend modes, from classic vocoders to bin-interleaved spectral chaos, driven by a 16-step modulator. Built for sound designers, producers, and musicians who like turning two ordinary sources into something strange, beautiful, or both.
WHAT IT DOES
Wave Collider takes two audio sources and runs them through one of 25 blend modes:…
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Version 1.1 brings you three new granular blend modes: Rain, Hail and Cloud!
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