Module Reference · Motion & Modulation
Chorus
The Chorus stacks up to six modulated voices with tempo-syncable rate, stereo spread and bidirectional feedback for a flanger-tinged edge. Jitter adds random motion so the ensemble never sounds like a clean LFO on repeat.
The BBD switch re-voices the whole module as a bucket-brigade device - the dark, gritty, slightly wrong character of vintage analog chorus chips - while wet-path filters and a low guard keep the shimmer out of the bass.
Why it hits different
The GhostWare take.
- Six-voice ensemble with humanizing jitter.
- BBD mode nails the dark analog-chip character.
- Low guard keeps bass tight while the top shimmers.
In the shot
Reading the panel.
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1
VOICE LFOS
Each voice's detune path, drawn live.
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2
WET METER
Wet-path level feeding the mix.
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3
VOICE DECK
Rate, delay, depth, spread and voice count.
Control Showcase
Every control, explained.
12 controls, named exactly as they appear in the plugin.
Speed of the chorus movement when not synced.
Locks the timing to your session tempo at the chosen note value instead of free-running.
Base voice delay - shorter is tighter, longer is lusher.
How far the voice timing moves each cycle.
Number of chorus voices, from 2 up to 6.
Regeneration for a flanger-tinged chorus. Negative hollows it out.
Stereo spread of the voices.
Keeps the chorus out of the low end below this frequency.
High-passes the wet signal.
Low-passes the wet signal for a darker, vintage blend.
Adds random motion so the chorus never sounds like a clean LFO.
Bucket-brigade mode: the dark, gritty character of analog chorus chips.