The Swiss army knife of modulation effects

Godfazer is our most versatile and powerful modulation effect yet. Use it as a tremolo, chorus, rotary speaker, filter or phaser, or mix multiple processing styles for spectacular, complex results.

Vintage devices and morel

Godfazer’s built-in Ensemble and filter types provide a vast sonic pallete, comprise many classic vintage chorus, rotary speaker and phaser models, plus dozens of additional custom modes.

Freedom of routing

Both Multi Filters and the Ensemble module can be configured in any of six preset topologies, offering all the signal routing combinations you could ever need.

Under the hood

Don’t be deceived by the SilverLine format and affordability – big things sometimes come in small packages

The most powerful modulation effect we’ve ever created, Godfazer is your new go-to plugin for chorus, phasing, filtering, rotary speaker emulation and much more. Built with creative sound design at the top of the agenda, Godfazer spatially and spectrally transforms signals of all kinds with its versatile Ensemble module and two dual-modulated Multi Filters.

Godfazer’s Ensemble section offers a wide range of delay- and amplitude-modulating vintage device emulations, including BBD-based choruses, Solina-style ensembles and rotary speakers, as well as a variety of original tremolos, auto-panners and other models. But that’s only the beginning! Alongside the Ensemble, two identical Multi Filters each feature 40 spectacularly diverse filter types, from dual shelving EQs, low/high/band-pass models and formant filters, to an extensive selection of vintage and modern phasers.

… Of course, Godfazer also includes all the standard features of the SilverLine plugin series, including 64-bit internal processing, three quality options for real-time playback and offline rendering, a resizable GUI, and a tagged preset browser. From enhancing beats, thickening basslines and glamorizing vocals, to animating pads and bringing life to keys and FX, no modulation-based task is beyond its sonic remit.