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X-Orcism II: SSL Unveils Free Halloween Plug-in For Dark Sound Effects

X-Orcism II: SSL Unveils Free Halloween Plug-in For Dark Sound Effects  ·  Source: SSL

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Designed specifically for Halloween and sound design projects, the free X-Orcism II plug-in from Solid State Logic (SSL) is ideal for transforming voices and noises into dark, supernatural soundscapes. In addition to effects such as delay, pitch shift, reverb and a noise generator, the freeware tool offers intuitive controls such as ‘Howl’ and ‘Tombverb’, which can be used to create Halloween-like atmospheres and complex sound textures. A particular highlight is the ability to automate various parameters for more dynamic soundscapes – ideal for creating exciting transitions in films, games or spooky music productions. Thanks SSL!

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X-Orcism II: The perfect Halloween plugin for sound designers – freeware!

X-Orcism II is more than just a free Halloween toy: thanks to its versatility, experimental producers can create really cool effects even outside the spooky season. The plugin is equally at home creating dystopian guitar effects and synth sounds as it is processing unusual vocals. With a little creativity, ‘Ghoul’ and ‘Wail’ can be used to create eerie pitch shifts that will fit into any remix and add a touch of originality. The tool also offers a built-in selection of preset effects that can be used to create complex sound layouts with just a few clicks.

The plugin is suitable for all users, from beginners to professionals, as the simple interface makes it easy to manipulate effect parameters without technical hurdles. This includes the adjustment of elements such as echo, ‘crypt size’ and other settings that can be flexibly adapted to different sound requirements. In addition, the layout of the user interface can be freely scaled.

The dark sound building block for creative ideas

With X-Orcism II, SSL has taken into account the needs of different user groups, including visual accessibility. For visually impaired users, the tool offers full screen reader and keyboard support, allowing them to work with the various sound options and tools without any barriers. The plugin features clear navigation, tooltips and integrated help for each effect parameter.

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Thanks to SSL’s cross-platform preset management, you can use X-Orcism II seamlessly in different DAWs without losing any settings. In addition, special presets developed by renowned producers are available, making it easy to integrate the effects into existing projects and providing inspiration for individual sound designs. And all this as freeware!

By the way, version 1 was released 11 years ago:

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Pricing and Specifications for SSL X-Orcism II

SSL X-Orcism II is available for free from the manufacturer’s website. All you have to do is sign up for the newsletter to receive a download link. The plugin runs on Windows and macOS (including Apple Silicon support) as VST3, VST, AAX and AU. You will need a free iLok account (or dongle) for authorisation. The plugin is also included in the SSL Plugin subscription (see the manufacturer’s website for more information). The package includes a set of presets and a user manual.

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X-Orcism II: SSL Unveils Free Halloween Plug-in For Dark Sound Effects

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2 responses to “X-Orcism II: SSL Unveils Free Halloween Plug-in For Dark Sound Effects”

    Darren says:
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    It seems that is very popular at the moment and the website has a ‘waiting room’ to access it.

    Anyone know if this a time-limited offer for it being freeware? If it isn’t, might be one to come back to in a couple of days/weeks.

    Brian Matchick says:
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    I just skipped another free plugin because of iLok. That’s a deal-breaker for me.

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